Sanctuary Under Attack: The Impact of New Immigration Policies on Sanctuary Cities and Their Communities

This article describes the new and now evolving challenges encountered by sanctuary cities as a result of new federal regulations on immigration.

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Pamela Ortega

2025 Spring Fellow

Pamela Ortega is a Political Science and Communications major at Baruch College in NYC. She has a particular interest in public policy and learning how the government makes legislation. She is currently an Operations Intern at her Congressman's office, and wants to focus on immigrant and women's rights for her Politics career.

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The ABC's of Educational Disparities

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Educational disparities have existed since the beginning of these institutions, spanning centuries and encapsulating a variety of different gaps within this system that impacts millions of students within the nation.

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Beyond Acceptance Rates: The Inherent Unfairness of College Admissions

Capstones - Summer 2024

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Other Fellowship Capstones

The ABC's of Educational Disparities

Artificial Intelligence Applications in Humanitarian Crises

Beyond Acceptance Rates: The Inherent Unfairness of College Admissions