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Detention of Immigrants
Since 1996, an increasing number of people have been subject to mandatory detention and deportation, including certain groups of asylum-seekers and legal permanent residents who committed minor crimes. Detention Watch Network, a partner of The Advocates for Human Rights, provides fact sheets on detention.Immigrant Stories
Read about the struggles and challenges faced by some of Minnesota's immigrants in their journeys to the United States.Activity 11.4: A Deeper Look in Minnesota
Students examine and discuss a specific case related to immigration.Activity 11.1: History Repeats Itself
Students discuss reasons behind the rise in anti-immigrant sentiment during times of conflict and war.Activity 8.4: Going Further
Students discover how different factors affect the "us" "them" dichotmoy by reading two engaging handouts.Post 9/11 Project and Report
Read about the impact of 9/11 on Minnesotans, as told through interviews conducted by The Advocates for Human Rights with immigrants and other community members living in Minnesota. |
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