Month: May 2015

Large groups of immigrants held protests across America, on what they termed as National Action Day, in which they garnered support from local administration and legislators which would compel the machinery to loosen executive action initiated by President Obama. The action would have stood to benefit hundreds of unrecorded parents starting from that day. All…

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Cries of “No justice, no peace” rent the air at a rally recently for the death of Terrance Kellom, a 20 year old black who was shot down by a federal immigration officer. More than two hundred people gathered outside the black’s home in the city of Detroit to protest against the death, which they…

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Although President Obama’s efforts were made in the right direction – to get Cuba onto a platform of normal relations it may have dovetailed into a rather unwanted consequence – speeding Cuba’s migration of people to the United States. Ever since the President has started reaching out to Cuba in the later part of the…

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