Julianne Hing

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Julianne Hing is a contributing writer at The Nation, where she covers immigration and the politics of the changing demography of the United States. She previously covered immigration, education and police accountability for Colorlines.

Immigration PolicyNovember 10, 2015

Why Immigration Activists Are Celebrating Their Loss in Federal Court

An appeals court blocked President Obama’s deportation relief program, setting the stage for a Supreme Court showdown over executive authority.

Julianne Hing
Election 2016November 3, 2015

Who Would Win an Immigration Debate Between Sanders and Clinton? Martin O’Malley.

The former governor’s remarkably detailed policy platform is one place he could distinguish his stalled candidacy.

Julianne Hing
Election 2016October 14, 2015

Note to Dems: Simply Not Being Racist Isn’t Enough on Immigration Reform

The GOP’s xenophobic carnival has set the political bar dangerously low for Democrats.

Julianne Hing
Election 2016October 12, 2015

3 Facts About the Supposed Cost of Undocumented Immigration

Or, a campaign-inspired lesson on why myth busting and fact checking isn’t going to be enough to fight anti-immigrant politics in 2016.

Julianne Hing
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Immigration PolicySeptember 24, 2015

Pope Francis Delivers Sophie Cruz’s Message to Congress

Francis to Congress: “Thousands of persons are led to travel north in search of a better life for themselves and for their loved ones.… Is this not what we want for our own children?”

Julianne Hing
PoliticsSeptember 17, 2015

The Truth About Border Security You Didn’t Learn From the GOP Debate

Repeated assertions about lax border security are simply, demonstrably false. But those lies have distorted our immigration policy.

Julianne Hing
Election 2016September 15, 2015

Shouting Back at Donald Trump

Trump’s circus of anti-immigrant rhetoric is all fun and games until someone gets attacked.

Julianne Hing
Campaigns and ElectionsNovember 6, 2012

Debunking Election Myths: Don’t Worry, Your Straight-Ticket Vote Is Totally Okay

Around the country, rumors are popping up that straight-ticket ballots won't be counted. Unless you're voting in North Carolina, those rumors are false.

Julianne Hing and Voting Rights Watch

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Julianne Hing

Immigration PolicyNovember 10, 2015

An appeals court blocked President Obama’s deportation relief program, setting the stage for a Supreme Court showdown over executive authority.

Election 2016November 3, 2015

The former governor’s remarkably detailed policy platform is one place he could distinguish his stalled candidacy.

Election 2016October 14, 2015

The GOP’s xenophobic carnival has set the political bar dangerously low for Democrats.

Election 2016October 12, 2015

Or, a campaign-inspired lesson on why myth busting and fact checking isn’t going to be enough to fight anti-immigrant politics in 2016.

The stakes are higher now than ever. Get The Nation in your inbox.

Immigration PolicySeptember 24, 2015

Francis to Congress: “Thousands of persons are led to travel north in search of a better life for themselves and for their loved ones.… Is this not what we want for our own children?”

PoliticsSeptember 17, 2015

Repeated assertions about lax border security are simply, demonstrably false. But those lies have distorted our immigration policy.

Election 2016September 15, 2015

Trump’s circus of anti-immigrant rhetoric is all fun and games until someone gets attacked.

Campaigns and ElectionsNovember 6, 2012

Around the country, rumors are popping up that straight-ticket ballots won't be counted. Unless you're voting in North Carolina, those rumors are false.