immigration

Jan 12, 2023

Here’s What You Missed

SZA’s SOS History Making Album On Dec. 9, Grammy Award-winning artist SZA released SOS, her sophomore album. The New York Times describes this album as  “a roundelay of infidelities and reunions, betrayals and connections, self-doubt and self-affirmation.” SOS debuted at No.1 on the 200 Billboard albums chart earning 318,000 equivalent album units. This is the…

Mar 20, 2021

Wassapened This Week: Mar 13th- 19th

Authors note: These are events that happened this week that I chose to highlight. These are in no way everything everyone needs to know. I highly encourage everyone to read the news themselves, from reliable sources, to develop their own opinions. My opinions have been italicized. With that being said all opinions stated in this article…

Jul 9, 2020

GUEST COLUMN: We Need To Help Our International Students

Rani Madhiwala | Guest Columnist On July 6, the rights of international students across the nation were revoked as the Student and Exchange Visitor Program (SEVP) announced modifications for non-immigrant students taking online classes in the United States. These modifications stated that international students will NOT be able to remain in the United States if…

Apr 3, 2019

Black Immigrants: The Forgotten Immigrant Narrative

Immigration has become a hot topic under the current presidential administration of the United States. Swift changes in our nation's immigration policies have resulted in high amounts of media attention regarding immigration and the immigrant experience. However, the immigrant narrative displayed by major media publications seems to be dominated by the stories of brown Latinx immigrants from Central and Latin America. While this narrative serves as representation for the majority of the United States’ Latinx immigrant population, it severely neglects and underrepresents the experiences of black immigrants. According to the Pew Research Center, there are approximately 4.2 million black-identifying immigrants in the United States, and this population is steadily increasing. These immigrants often migrate from the Caribbean and Africa.Despite the growing presence of black immigrants in the United States, their underrepresentation in the media has remained the same and the lack of media representation for these immigrant groups has had lasting effects on black immigrant youth.

Oct 4, 2018

SBP Addresses Incident With NC State Police, ICE

Student Body President Jess Errico released a statement on an incident involving NC State University Police Department and Immigration, Customs and Enforcement (ICE). The incident took place on October 1 and was reported on...

Jan 31, 2018

Sanctuary Everywhere Rally Highlights Need for Student Activism at NC State

Kaydee Gawlik/Staff Photographer Aaron Sanchez Guerra, a fourth-year studying English, raises his fist while leading a chant during Sanctuary Everywhere, starting at the Wake County Justice Center and ending at the North Carolina State Capitol in support of immigrant rights, Saturday, Jan. 27. Sanctuary Everywhere Raleigh was organized by Wolfpack Students for Immigrant Rights and…

Sep 22, 2017

Latinx Heritage Month at NC State Keynote: Marisol Jimenez

Hannah Shea / Staff Photographer Marisol Jiménez, the 2017 Latinx Heritage Month Keynote Speaker smiles as she tells a story from her childhood on September 20th, 2017. She spoke about her life experiences and related them to what it means to be a Latinx. Kennysha Woods | Correspondent On September 20, Multicultural Student Affairs (MSA)…

Sep 20, 2017

Illegal vs. Undocumented: Your Words Matter

Yesenia Jones | Correspondent As a member of the Latin Community and a second generation immigrant, I know all too well the sacrifices it takes to come to the United States. Luckily, my family was able to gain documentation upon their arrival; however, many immigrants are not as fortunate. Because the process of immigrating to the…

Sep 20, 2017

Pass The Mic: Dreams Deferred, DACA Student Speaks Out

This article has been submitted anonymously. I am a recipient of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program (DACA) and a STEM student attending NC State. I was brought to the United States when I was five years old. And like most five year olds, I have very few memories from that age of my life.…

Sep 20, 2017

Pass The Mic: Call to Action, DACA Student Speaks Out

This article has been submitted anonymously.  Obama passed it in 2012, the executive action. He took the matter into his own hands to help a certain population of undocumented people go for the American Dream. We were given a work permit so we could get a social security number and a license. And if you…

Sep 20, 2017

DACA in Limbo: An Update on Proposed Bills

Carl Hintz | Correspondent On Tuesday, September 5th, President Trump rescinded the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, DACA, an Obama-era policy that protected certain undocumented immigrants from deportation. DACA protected about 800,000 people who came to the U.S. under the age of 16 and did not have legal status to live or work in…

Sep 8, 2017

Students Rally to ‘Defend DACA’

A group of protesters holding signs marching in a circle in support of DACA at Stafford Commons Friday, Sept. 8. The students were marching against President Trump’s recent decision to end the program which helps many undocumented immigrants. (Photo by Sam Feldstein)   Anahzsa Jones | Editor-in-Chief On September 8, student organization Mi Familia, in conjunction…