Editor’s note: This sponsored article was contributed by attorney Charles Kuck as part of Kuck Baxter Immigration’s annual partnership with Global Atlanta. Any win feels like a triumph in an […]
Category: Immigration
Georgia House Weighs Bill to Restrict Land Ownership for Immigrants from China, Russia, Iran and other Targeted Countries
Editor’s note: This article was written by Sophia Qureshi, publisher of 285 South, and was published originally on Atlanta Civic Circle on March 15. It is reprinted here with permission. […]
Kennesaw State Collaborates on Community Projects to Address Global Issues at the Local Level
Editor’s note: The below sponsored article was written by Justin Roth and is a published as part of Kennesaw State University Global Education‘s annual advertising partnership with Global Atlanta. Faculty […]
Title 42 Ending: Georgia Will Have to Wait for Actual Immigration Solutions
Editor’s note: This article was contributed by attorney Charles Kuck as part of Kuck Baxter Immigration’s annual advertising partnership with Global Atlanta. The “hot” news of the day is how […]
Attention Georgia Companies: How NOT to Recruit a Foreign Workforce
Editor’s note: This article was contributed by attorney Charles Kuck as part of Kuck Baxter Immigration’s sponsorship of Global Atlanta. Desperate times call for desperate measures for Georgia companies that […]
DACA Immigrants Could Help Solve Georgia’s Workforce Shortage
Editor’s note: This sponsored article was contributed by attorney Charles Kuck as part of Kuck Baxter Immigration’s annual advertising partnership with Global Atlanta. A newly updated version of the Deferred […]
Mexico Shouts Independence, Celebrates Community Contributions at Atlanta City Hall
Before Javier Diaz de Leon strained his vocal cords for the traditional grito — or shout — on the eve of Mexican Independence Day Sept. 15, he spent the better […]
Mayor Combines Immigrant and International Affairs Into One Cabinet Office
Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens has combined the city offices focused on immigrant and international affairs, promoting as its head a familiar face for the city’s diplomatic community. Vanessa Ibarra […]
Opinion: Health Measure or Exclusion Tactic? It’s Time to End Title 42 and Restore the Asylum Process
Editor’s note: This is an opinion piece contributed by Laura Murchie, the litigation staff attorney at Asian Americans Advancing Justice-Atlanta. Like many Americans, I felt sick when I saw the […]
Mayor Dickens Signals New Openness to International Community
Atlanta’s new mayor heralded a new posture of collaboration with the city’s international community Tuesday at the relaunch of what he said would become an annual luncheon at City Hall […]