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Georgia Tech alumni continue to demand that the University System of Georgia divest from Israel’s war on Gaza

The group wants “to ensure that we don’t have our tuition and our legacies at our schools connected to something that is hurting so many people,” one alum said.

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Man confirmed dead in ICE custody at Stewart Detention Center

30th confirmed death in ICE custody nationally makes current federal fiscal year the deadliest in the organization’s history.

Amid warehouse job cuts and an end to food stamps, many families in Clarkston face an uphill battle

Rohingya families open up about the cost of living, layoffs

At the intersection of immigration and healthcare, stories “humanize what the systems can obscure”

Healthcare providers and community advocates came together to make space for stories about immigrant communities harmed by the U.S. healthcare system.

Rodney Taylor released from detention: “I am proof that when people organize and refuse to look away, we can win”

The Gwinnett County resident, who has suffered health problems while incarcerated since January 2025, has been released from Stewart Detention Center.

Lines, delays, and desperation: Inside the appointment bottleneck at the Mexican consulate

The consulate provides crucial services for over a million Mexicans living in the Southeast. Getting an appointment can be so tough that some have resorted to paying for it.

‘Now that joy is not there’: Changes in policy puts citizenship on hold, leaving out many at naturalization ceremonies
Across Atlanta, local immigrant fans are priced out of their beloved game. But that won’t keep them from cheering on their home teams.

Here's how some local businesses and organizations are making the games more accessible.

Here are the bills affecting immigrants that passed—or failed—during Georgia’s legislative session

Advocates from Muslim, Latino, and Asian American advocacy organizations help 285 South take stock of this year’s meeting of the Georgia General Assembly.

After a Palestinian activist was excluded from a Decatur book talk, a pastor hopes to make amends

Sparking criticism from civil rights groups, private security prevented Jawahir Sharwany from entering an event featuring Sen. Cory Booker—even though she'd bought a ticket.