“We’re talking about doing something extraordinary here for the government to sentence people to what’s essentially slave labor, torture, prison in El Salvador based on nothing, based on having a flower tattoo.”

www.nytimes.com/2025/04/01/u...

Keep in mind that for every instance of a lawyer's obtaining due process for one of these unlawful deportations, there are absurdly many deportees who aren't represented, who couldn't contact counsel, and whose families and friends don't know where they are.

What to do if ICE is on your campus. #academicsky #skystorians @uuaaup.bsky.social

Never enjoyed math in school until I was teaching and hearing how kids thought through it. I am not a math person, I’m a young people person.

great piece by Brianna Nofil, author of the new @princetonupress.bsky.social book The Migrant’s Jail! press.princeton.edu/books/hardco...

Immigration & Education:

This notice from the National College Attainment Network went out Thurs., warning immigrant & mixed-status families that it may not be safe for them to file a FAFSA, b/c data may not be protected & people could be targeted.

More at: minnesotareformer.com/2024/11/22/t...

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Pleased to share my latest post for LSE USAPP about how the exclusionary views of the American public contribute to border "crisis" dynamics.

Migrant children have been traveling alone to the U.S. in record numbers since 2021. About a third are reunited with parents, but the rest live with other relatives or strangers. Many end up working in dangerous jobs that violate labor laws. www.nytimes.com/interactive/...

Often this is how we prepare elementary teachers to rethink word problems and their accessibility and to start to see the possibilities that exist for seeing problems as more than just exercises of specific operations

This makes total sense—it’s the kind of adaptation of ideas to serve neoliberal aims that we see happen often. “Equity” is one example. I can see how a neoliberal emphasis on constant self-improvement could invoke both these authors without recognizing any inconsistencies.

Financial aid rules that limit UNDERGRADUATES from taking the classes they want is anathema to what a college education is supposed to be.
Student literally wrote, “if financial aid allowed me to take another Politics course I would”
This is messed up.

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