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Forum: The Immigration Controversy

Sunday, April 29 6:30-8pm

More than 85 people attended the event in the Library Fireplace Lounge. Ruben Rivera (History) led the panel of participants: Linde Getahun (Psychology), Samuel Zalanga (Anthropology & Sociology) and Sindy Morales (Student). Discussion included immigration to the United States from the perspective of national policy, experiences of recent immigrants, and its meaning in context of globalization.