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Whitman Wire

Vol. CLIV, Issue 10
Whitman news since 1896

Whitman Wire

Whitman news since 1896

Whitman Wire

Whitman students react to Obama immigration announcement

Rachel Alexander June 16, 2012
President Obama announced on Friday, June 15 that his administration would stop deporting undocumented students in the U.S. who meet certain requirements. As many Hispanic and Latino communities celebrated the news, Whitman’s undocumented student community reflected on what these changes would mean for them.
Credit: Jung Song

Undocumented Whitman students face difficulties paying for college

Rachel Alexander February 24, 2011
Many of the eight undocumented immigrant students at Whitman College struggle with tuition, keeping their status secret and the thought of what they'll do after graduating.
Participants at the DREAM Act rally on Tuesday night. Photo contributed by Ariel Ruiz.

Whitman students support DREAM Act

Karah Kemmerly December 9, 2010
If the DREAM Act passes this week in Congress and the Senate, it will change the lives of several Whitman students. Under the DREAM Act, these currently undocumented students would be granted conditional residency, allowing them to live and work legally in this country after graduating from Whitman.

President Bridges Should Get Political

Zach Duffy October 20, 2010
A resolution supporting the DREAM Act was passed by ASWC in their last Senate meeting. Now is the time for President Bridges to endorse the DREAM Act.
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