Tag Archives: immigration

The US at the abyss: What did we learn from the child separation policy?

Posted on June 21, 2018 by Stephen Carr Hampton

After several weeks of shock, horror, tears, and rage, we are back from the abyss of war crimes and a level of racial terrorism that seemed unimaginable since the Civil Rights Era. Make no mistake, this was a defining moment … Continue reading →

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American policy past and present: Ripping brown children from their mothers’ arms

Posted on June 3, 2018 by Stephen Carr Hampton

Few images evoke a more visceral reaction than seeing authorities tear children from the arms of their mothers. As the men in uniform pry hands from their mothers’ legs, the children are wide-eyed in terror while the mothers scream in … Continue reading →

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Trump and White Supremacy: Making American White Again

Posted on June 15, 2016 by Stephen Carr Hampton

Donald Trump’s proposals regarding immigration policy are part of a long history of US policies aimed at defining the racial composition of the country.  They are also paralleled by the United Kingdom’s vote to leave the European Union– an anti-immigrant backlash. … Continue reading →

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Native Americans Discuss Immigration- Trump Style

Posted on September 16, 2015 by Stephen Carr Hampton

credit to the 1491s

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