I’ve just nailed the third solid couple to profile for my book. So far I am tracking the stories of three gringas who all fell for undocumented Mexican men. But all three stories are working out quite differently. I’m going … Continue reading →
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From We are America: Stories of Today’s Immigrants: From the ACLU of Arizona: From a woman in Portland who I will interview soon for my book:
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Just figured out how to Google virtually from Mexico, or any other locale. Just go to http://www.google.com.mx/ and surf as if you were in Mexico (h/t Boise State Green Guy in Bilbao). If you want to find other Google localizations, … Continue reading →
There really is a group for everything. My research on couples whose relationships are stymied by immigration policy has led me to the group American Families United. The volunteer group wants three specific changes to immigration law, each of which … Continue reading →
Wouldn’t it be amazing if people started finding tomato plant volunteers in their lawns instead of dandelions? Continue reading →
That’s the topic sentence of this blog post. In addition to writing a book this summer, I will begin teaching topic sentences and other lies you learned in school starting next week at Brown Mackie College in Boise. Continue reading →