KEVIN NESLAGE – Since the passage of the Cuban Adjustment Act of 1966[1], Cubans have been given preferential treatment in their immigration process to the United States. The preferential treatment has taken different forms over the years, but the lasting effect is that a Cuban who makes it to any beach or border of the […]
ELISE HAVERMAN – Many people were pleased with the January swapping of hostages between Iran and the United States, but one family was utterly disappointed and heart broken. The Levinson family has suffered for nine years, over 3,000 days, because their father/husband/grandfather, the longest held United States civilian hostage in history, was left behind again.[1] […]
TREVOR GILLUM – In defending his 2014 voter ID law, Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker proclaimed, “It doesn’t matter if there’s one, 100 or 1,000. Amongst us who would be that one person who would like to have our vote canceled out by a vote that was cast illegally?”[1] Similarly, North Carolina Governor Pat McCrory heralded his […]
VINCENT CALARCO – “We’re number one!” and “USA! USA! USA!” both chants Americans often hear, whether it be directed towards their favorite sports team or passionately proving their patriotism for the red, white, and blue. However, the United States continues to be behind the entire world (with the exception of Papua New Guinea) when it […]
