Smith Recital Hall, Silver Center for the Arts

Guadalupe Luna says that contrary to constitutional dictates of equal treatment and due process, immigration law is further engendering harsh and arbitrary sentiments against immigrants whether in the U.S. lawfully or in an undocumented status. “Rather than seek viable alternatives, Congress continues to adopt an increasingly slippery slope of punitive measures that are difficult to reconcile with domestic law and international human rights principles…” Learn more about this, and future lectures, on the Sidore Lecture Series Web site.

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