A new M.A. program in International Migration Studies is starting at the CUNY Graduate Center. It is the first such program on the East Coast. The program’s innovative 30-credit curriculum includes four foundational courses in International Migration, Global Immigrant Cities, Research … Continue reading
This is a very helpful resource from CUNY School of Law and was updated September 25, 2017.
An ICE agent has attempted to get information about a City College student. Please remember that under CUNY policy, staff or faculty member may NOT disclose information — even directory information — about current or former students to federal immigration authorities, … Continue reading
This document includes a very useful set of recommendations for university students, staff, and faculty and deals with the personal and institutional implications of the recent executive order. The National Lawyers Guild and the American Civil Liberties Union collaborated with faculty … Continue reading
January 31, 2017 Supporting All Members of the Baruch College Community Dear Students, Faculty, and Staff, President Trump’s Executive Orders banning immigration from seven Islamic countries on Friday is an affront to the basic values that the vast majority … Continue reading
January 29, 2017 Statement From Chancellor James B. Milliken On Friday afternoon, the President issued an Executive Order that suspended entry of all refugees for 120 days, barred Syrian refugees indefinitely, and for 90 days blocked entry for citizens … Continue reading
The Legal Aid Society’s immigration unit has just released a factsheet to help explain the impact of yesterday’s executive orders. A copy is downloadable here: Factsheet – Jan 25, 2017 Executive Orders on Immigration. Also available in Spanish and Chinese: En Español. … Continue reading
The New York Immigration Coalition is launching “This Is Our New York” (#OurNY) , which will build upon NYIC’s 30-year track record and experience as a vehicle for collective action to fight back against threats to immigrant communities. For more … Continue reading
Some immigration experts, including staff at City College, have advised Dreamers and immigrants with DACA status to make sure they return to the United States from any travels abroad by Inauguration Day (January 20, 2017) in case the president-elect immediately … Continue reading
