Immigration Law

Immigration for Non-Immigrant Workers Workshop: from TESC (WA)

Description: 

Workshop outline and materials, including Power Point presentation, Labor Council resolution, handouts on NAFTA and on Who Immigrants are, and "debate cheat sheets" on 4 controversial issues.

Author name(s): 
Nina Triffleman, TESC; Enlace (Power Point presentation)

Workshop outline and materials, including Power Point presentation, Labor Council resolution, handouts on NAFTA and on Who Immigrants are, and "debate cheat sheets" on 4 controversial issues.

Powerpoint: Who is [not] stealing your job? The political economy of immigration

Description: 

This powerpoint covers the following:

1.  Is there an immigration crisis? - demographics for state of Missouri,  Some history and current expressions of xenophobia. 

2.  Why do they come?

3.  Do immigrants ruin jobs?

4.  The new labor system and what we can do about it.

5.  Addendum on the basics of immigration law.

Author name(s): 
Judy Ancel

This powerpoint covers the following:

1.  Is there an immigration crisis? - demographics for state of Missouri,  Some history and current expressions of xenophobia. 

2.  Why do they come?

3.  Do immigrants ruin jobs?

4.  The new labor system and what we can do about it.

5.  Addendum on the basics of immigration law.

J. Gordon: Workers Without Borders

Description: 

In this Op-ed piece, Fordham U law professor Jennifer Gordon argues for the concept of "transnational labor citizenship". For a more detailed discussion of the topic, download her article from the University of Southern CA Law Review here.

Author name(s): 
Jennifer Gordon

In this Op-ed piece, Fordham U law professor Jennifer Gordon argues for the concept of "transnational labor citizenship". For a more detailed discussion of the topic, download her article from the University of Southern CA Law Review here.

D. LaBotz: If Not Now, When?

Description: 

This article was originally published in New Labor Forum in spring 2008, as part of a debate on open borders.

Author name(s): 
Dan LaBotz

This article was originally published in New Labor Forum in spring 2008, as part of a debate on open borders.

"Labor's Framework" AFL-CIO & Change to Win

Description: 

"The Labor Movement's Framework for Comprehensive Immigration Reform" is a two page document agreed upon by both the AFL-CIO and Change to Win in April of 2009.

"The Labor Movement's Framework for Comprehensive Immigration Reform" is a two page document agreed upon by both the AFL-CIO and Change to Win in April of 2009.

Immigration History Timeline

Description: 
There are a number of immigration timelines available. Here is one developed by UMass Labor Extension.
Author name(s): 
Tess Ewing
There are a number of immigration timelines available. Here is one developed by UMass Labor Extension.

There is No Line: Immigration Myths and Facts

Description: 

This 35-slide power point gives an overview of immigration, focusing on Minnesota, and analyzes our broken immigration system.

 

Author name(s): 
Deborah Rosenstein, U of MN Labor Education Service

This 35-slide power point gives an overview of immigration, focusing on Minnesota, and analyzes our broken immigration system.

 

Immigration Policy & Unions: Exclusion or Solidarity

Description: 

Rather than lay down a line, this workshop explores labor's "schizoid" stance on immigration and the real reasons some unions oppose it.

Two downloads: facilitator's "rap", and slides.

Target Audience: U.S.- born union members

Developed by Janice Fine

Rather than lay down a line, this workshop explores labor's "schizoid" stance on immigration and the real reasons some unions oppose it.

Two downloads: facilitator's "rap", and slides.

Target Audience: U.S.- born union members

Developed by Janice Fine

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