Harrison Tremarello
Workers on Picket Lines Are Navigating a New Labor Landscape
In 1945 and 1946, corporations like General Motors and U.S. Steel returned to the bargaining table after over four million workers, most of them unionized, went on strike. But today’s labor actions take place in a different economic landscape, where service industry jobs outnumber manufacturingas the country’s lead source of employment. Retail, food service and […]
A Refugee Crisis at the Southern Border Echoes Detentions at Guantanamo Decades Ago
Some current immigration policies mirror those of the 1990s. Today, migrants can be deported without an asylum hearing under Title 42, a law used by Presidents Trump and Biden to speed deportations during a public health crisis. Title 42 mirrors a 1987 ban on H.I.V.-positive visitors and immigrants that was used to justify the detention […]