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Breaking Down Borders: Understanding Asylum, Refugees, and Undocumented Immigrants
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Welcome to another enlightening episode of "The O'Neill Perspective: Politics, Power, and Policy" with your host Curtis O'Neal. Dive into part three of the immigration series as Curtis demystifies the differences between asylum seekers, refugees, and undocumented migrants. Understand how these distinctions matter and impact informed discussions on immigration, especially for black, brown, and rural communities.
Explore real-life examples of people fleeing persecution and learn about the challenges and misconceptions surrounding the immigration debate. Curtis also examines how political and corporate interests manipulate these discussions, often leaving marginalized communities to deal with the consequences of stretched social services and economic pressures.
Join in on this critical exploration of language shaping immigration policy, the exploitation of undocumented labor, and the real solutions that could foster fair immigration policies, protect human rights, and promote economic stability for all. Stay informed and engaged in voicing for just policies that truly serve communities.
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