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Co-editor Jongyeon “Joy” Ee, an associate professor in the LMU School of Education, said the book highlights the importance of education systems for communities. Source: Texas Public Radio Fronteras: ‘Schools Under Siege’ Examines the…
“He says that he wants to use the Alien Enemies Act from 1798. The problem is, these individuals are not enemies, and we’re not at war with the countries that they’re from,” said LMU…
Angelus News: Jennifer Owens-Jofré, an assistant professor in the department of Theological Studies at Loyola Marymount University, said, “I think for many Latino Catholics whose lives have been affected by immigration it’s a reminder…
When Jongyeon Joy Ee, Ph.D., arrived in the United States from South Korea 15 years ago to pursue her master’s and doctorate in education, she described herself as an international student. But as she…
Spectrum News 1: Marissa Montes is a professor and director of LMU Loyola Law School’s Immigrant Justice Clinic. While she’s glad to see Title 42 go, she is worried that the change is going…
Kathleen Kim, an immigration law professor at Loyola Law School in Los Angeles, notes that the federal government has broad authority to detain noncitizens, depending on an individual’s immigration status.
