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The “Migration Crisis” America Helped Create
The current migration crisis is not merely a humanitarian tragedy but the direct result of the xenophobic and neocolonial policies that characterize foreign policy of the Global North.
Tags: immigration, latin america, mexico, migration, USA
Worker Solidarity in Action: A Tri-national Labor Response to the USMCA
In February 2024, union and labor organizers from the U.S., Canada, and Mexico met in Los Angeles to discuss labor solidarity in response to the USMCA. David Bacon’s report highlights the growing cross-border unity among workers and outlines future collaboration plans among auto, gig, and homecare workers.
Tags: canada, labor, mexico, trinational
NAFTA’s Shadow of Obstruction
Investor rights in the expired North American Free Trade Agreement continue to undermine democratic decision-making and climate policy in Mexico, Canada, and the United States.
Tags: mexico, nafta, trade, us, USCMA
The Chicano Movement: Mexican-American History and the Struggle for Equality
The United States currently has more than fifty million Latinos living within its borders, including an estimated eleven million who lack proper documentation. In recent years, this freshly minted “largest minority” has increasingly entered the national spotlight. Unfortunately, this has largely been due to a notable rise in state oppression. Arizona, Alabama, and other states […]
Tags: chicano, immigration, latinos, mexican americans, mexico