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Análisis revela que las universidades de Illinois no protegen a estudiantes inmigrantes a pesar de nueva ley

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By Mary Norkol Verified, Lisa Philip
| La Voz Chicago Verified
El mejor lugar para cobertura de noticias y cultura latina en Chicago. La estudiante de primer año de Harold Washington College, Zaure Bakytbekova, últimamente ha estado preocupada por más que sólo tareas y calificaciones de exámenes.
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Many Illinois public colleges fail to follow law to protect immigrant students from federal agents on campus Original

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By Mary Norkol Verified, Lisa Philip
| Chicago Sun-Times Verified
Harold Washington College freshman Zaure Bakytbekova has been worried about more than assignments and test scores lately. She replays the months last fall when federal immigration agents, often masked and armed, dragged people off the streets in Chicago and tear gassed protesters who criticized the Trump administration’s mass deportation campaign. Colleges were not immune. Agents detained an Elgin Community College student in a campus parking lot in September.
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Mentors can make the difference for young Black men in college. Here’s how to be a good one.

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By Lisa Philip
| OpenCampus Verified
Black boys and men have to scale high walls to get into college and complete their degree. They are more likely than their peers to juggle caring for elders or younger siblings with classes. They’re often the first in their family to pursue higher education, and frequently come up against the perception that they are not “college material.” Across the country, they are the least likely student group to finish a degree within six years.
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