Chicago's immigrant stories – Borderless Magazine NFP
An Afghan refugee seeking his pilot license, backlog and attorney shortages in immigration court, Latino residents pushing for more green space on the Southwest Side and more stories Borderless reported on Chicago’s immigrant communities.
What Borderless Is Watching on the Immigration Beat in 2025
4 days ago · Trump has also promised more significant restrictions for asylum seekers. He plans to reinstate Title 42, a policy that he previously utilized during the COVID-19 pandemic to turn away and deny asylum seekers from entering through the U.S.-Mexico border. He looks to reinstitute the Migrant Protection Protocols (MPP), also known as his ‘Remain in Mexico’ policy, which required asylum ...
Borderless Magazine’s Favorite Visuals of 2024 – Borderless …
Dec 30, 2024 · As the Filipino American community continues revitalizing the Rizal Center, Borderless was there to capture the joy and camaraderie during a social hour earlier this year.Contributing photographer Jack X. Li joined engagement reporter Katrina Pham. During the social hour, Li captured a moment between two friends who stopped to talk during a …
Chicago Migrants Share Stories of Leaving Venezuela – Borderless ...
Nov 19, 2024 · This story was a collaboration between the Investigative Project on Race and Equity and Borderless Magazine.. More than 50,000 migrants have arrived in Chicago on buses and planes over the last two years as part of an effort to pressure Democrats to enact stricter immigration policies.. Most of these migrants have come from Venezuela, fleeing the country’s economic and political crisis, and ...
Borderless Magazine’s Favorite Stories of 2023
Dec 26, 2023 · Tsegay Gebreyohanes is a cook by day, a taxi driver by night, and a father looking to give his wife and three young boys a better life. He shared his nine-year journey to escape Eritrea with Borderless Engagement Reporter Diane Bou Khalil. In his own words, Tsegay takes you on his journey, which began in 2008.
About – Borderless Magazine NFP
We believe in the power of immigrant voices. For decades, the media’s coverage of immigrants has been racist and harmful. From using dehumanizing labels like “illegal immigrant” to treating extremist anti-immigrant groups as sources of expert opinion, journalists have frequently amplified hate and endangered the lives of people seeking a new life in this country.
Vietnamese Friends Work to Bring Community Back to Asia on …
2 days ago · HAIBAYÔ confounders Hac Tran and Jennifer Pham and Qideas plant shop owner Ellen Duong are working to bring back the vibrancy that defined their childhood on Argyle Street. When Jennifer Pham was younger, she and her brother would pretend to be mannequins in the window of their parents’ pharmacy ...
Stories – Borderless Magazine NFP
An Afghan refugee seeking his pilot license, backlog and attorney shortages in immigration court, Latino residents pushing for more green space on the Southwest Side and more stories Borderless reported on Chicago’s immigrant communities.
Borderless Magazine’s Favorite Photos of 2023 – Borderless …
Dec 28, 2023 · As Public Health Emergency Ends, Community Resource Groups Work to Fill the Gap. As Gov. Pritzker declares an end to the public health emergency brought on by the pandemic and subsequent relief funds, four community-led efforts work to make sure their neighbors’ needs are still met.
Our Impact – Borderless Magazine NFP
Dear Borderless Magazine community, We are writing to you today with full hearts as we look back on all you have helped us accomplish in 2023.. In the last year, we’ve doubled our audience – helping us expand our impact – and broke an international story with our investigation into the dangerous conditions at a city-funded migrant shelter.