Fordham Faculty Bears Witness to Struggles at the Border
Even at its closest point, the U.S.-Mexico border is roughly 2,000 miles away from New…
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Professor, Former Migrant, Says US Border Exposes Deep Theological Concerns
“The U.S.-Mexico borderlands is a place where the Earth just swallows up bodies,” said Leo…
Maureen Kelleher, a Catholic Nun and Immigration Attorney, Receives the Mother Butler Leadership Award
Immigration is a particularly divisive issue in the U.S. today, but when people travel to…
Conference Marks 50th Anniversary of Family Reunification Act
“It’s the best of times and the worst of times,” said Elaine Congress, D.S.W., associate…
With 13 Languages Spoken, Soccer Team’s Diversity an Asset, Says Coach
Between them, the players on this year’s men’s soccer team at Fordham speak 13 languages.…
Mental Health Support for Immigrants Is Critical Now, Says Professor
Few issues burn hotter on the worldwide stage today than immigration. In May, President Donald…
Fordham University Statement | U.S. Border Policy on Refugees and Immigrants
The policy of separating refugee and immigrant children from their parents at U.S. borders is,…
Feerick Center Honored for Work with Asylum Seekers
Fordham Law School’s Feerick Center for Social Justice was honored on May 9 by the American…
Law Clinic Wins Asylum for Chadian Man
After years of research and preparation, students in Fordham Law School’s Immigrant Rights Clinic have…
Panelists Address Cities’ Roles in Immigration Debate
Cities have limited influence over immigration policies, but they’re not completely powerless, and the increased…