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NOTE: The weekly column you’ve come to know as The Weekly Immigration Wire has had a makeover in a few ways. +/-» Most relevant to my readership right now is that the title will be, from now on, The Diaspora (or The Weekly Diaspora). +/-» Finally, for those new to UMX, The Diaspora is a (paid) weekly artic l e I write for The Media Consortium . It is a column that runs on a few other sites, as well. (Which will always be linked at end of post.)] By Nezua, Media Consor

By Nezua, Media Consortium Blogger After the shadowy Bush years, the emergence of reasonable policy can be a little surprising. Immigration law has suffered from a lack of planning and is often influenced by fear rooted in the Sept. 11 attacks. But the national dialogue on immigration has begun to grow healthier. Activists, immigration advocacy groups and Latino and Asian American communities dug in and are working toward reform. Right wing and anti-immigration voices have less sway. This wee

By Nezua, Media Consortium Blogger After the shadowy Bush years, the emergence of reasonable policy can be a little surprising. Immigration law has suffered from a lack of planning and is often influenced by fear rooted in the Sept. 11 attacks. But the national dialogue on immigration has begun to grow healthier. Activists, immigration advocacy groups and Latino and Asian American communities dug in and are working toward reform. Right wing and anti-immigration voices have less sway. This