NewsPronto

 
Men's Weekly

.

USA Conversation

The Conversation USA

The Conversation USA

Migration mayhem in 2017: 9 essential reads

  • Written by Danielle Douez, Associate Editor, Politics + Society
imageProtest against Trump's travel ban in Los Angeles, Jan. 29, 2017.AP Photo/Ryan Kang

President Donald Trump did not waste any time pushing strict immigration policies in 2017, as promised during his campaign. What resulted was dozens of legal challenges, pushback from local leaders, nationwide protests and often widespread confusion. This is a...

Read more: Migration mayhem in 2017: 9 essential reads

More Articles ...

  1. A grim year for the smartphone: 5 essential reads
  2. Inside Venezuela's crisis: 8 essential reads
  3. Inside Venezuela's crisis: 7 essential reads
  4. How the Catholic Church’s hierarchy makes it difficult to punish sexual abusers
  5. H.G. Wells vs. George Orwell: Their debate whether science is humanity’s best hope continues today
  6. Will Americans finally start fighting back against tax cuts for the rich?
  7. Disney's potential 21st Century Fox merger continues troubling trend of media consolidation
  8. The pall that the tax package is casting over charities
  9. The pall that the tax law is casting over charities
  10. What the 'California Dream' means to indigenous peoples
  11. Better ways to foster solar innovation and save jobs
  12. Who forced the cigarette companies to run those anti-smoking ads?
  13. Sí o sí, se celebra la Navidad en Puerto Rico
  14. Puerto Ricans aren't giving up on Christmas
  15. Why parents should check twice before offering holiday sweets
  16. During the holidays, giving gifts to the dead can help you cope with grief
  17. The 2017 national security strategy: A scorecard
  18. Untrustworthy memories make it hard to shop ethically
  19. Why Americans will never agree on oil drilling in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge
  20. The US may be in for a tough flu season: 4 questions answered
  21. What Kwanzaa means for black Americans
  22. A former Israeli diplomat answers 5 questions about Jerusalem
  23. More businesses are trying mobile apps to lure and keep consumers
  24. Why finding new HIV targets takes so long: Some basics about basic research
  25. GOP tax plan doubles down on policies that are crushing the middle class
  26. Climate change will displace millions in coming decades. Nations should prepare now to help them
  27. Exxon Mobil's about-face on climate disclosure
  28. Market bubbles and sonic attacks: Mass hysterias will never go away
  29. The dangerous belief that white people are under attack
  30. What is a soul, anyway? Pullman's 'La Belle Sauvage' tackles the big questions
  31. Why justice is more important than the rule of law
  32. Why Trump's plan to forbid spouses of H-1B visa holders to work is a bad idea
  33. Tips from negotiation experts for truly happy holidays
  34. Skip fights about digital devices over the holidays – instead, let them bring your family together
  35. Why the Republican tax plan can help put American youths back to work
  36. The travel industry has sparked a backlash against tourists by stressing quantity over quality
  37. Black voters won Alabama for the Dems. Here's what they need in return
  38. Some new nonprofits take off, others flop – and nobody knows why
  39. An archaeological dig in Israel provides clues to how feasting became an important ritual
  40. When cringeworthy gifts are worse than inconsiderate
  41. What Doug Jones's win means for Mitch McConnell, Steve Bannon and the Democrats
  42. Can math predict what you’ll do next?
  43. Mercury from industrialized nations is polluting the Arctic – here's how it gets there
  44. With FCC's net neutrality ruling, the US could lose its lead in online consumer protection
  45. Alabama and #MeToo's disruptive force
  46. A parent's guide to ending sexual harassment and assault
  47. Why there's no place like home for the holidays
  48. Trump's right about one thing: The US Senate should end its 60-vote majority
  49. Stinkhorns, truffles, smuts: The amazing diversity – and possible decline – of mushrooms and other fungi
  50. Harvard students and DOJ will find answers elusive in quest to learn about admissions decisions