Magazine | The Immigrant Magazine TV Hollywood

ODUWACOIN BLOCKCHAIN, THE #1 REASON CRYPTOCURRENCY IS DESIGNED FOR AFRICA

Africa & Caribbean Feature Stories Magazine Making Money Leave a comment

As we witness the challenges most crypto-currencies face after successful ICOs with finding use case for their currency beyond speculation, we realize the importance of creating cryptocurrency for the right purpose and also using blockchain technology efficiently. Cryptocurrency needs to have necessary utility function. It should not be just an object for speculation as we can now see in the current market with multiple projects fading out.

July 5, 2018

Details

Living As An Immigrant Is Pretty Scary; How One American Family Survived The Immigrant Experience

Feature Stories Magazine The Immigrant Experience Leave a comment

Why do people decide to leave their home countries to live somewhere else? There are many reasons for such a monumental decision, but most immigrants will tell you that they are looking for a better life for their families. That’s what my wife and I were doing last summer when we lived in Kiev, Ukraine for most of the summer, although we didn’t foresee the powerful lesson regarding life as de facto immigrants we would learn.

July 3, 2018

Details

SUPREME COURT RULING IN FAVOR OF MUSLIM BAN SHOWS JUSTICES, TOO, ARE WILLING TO SEPARATE IMMIGRANT FAMILIES, AND RELIGIOUS FREEDOM IS ONLY FOR SOME IN THIS COUNTRY

Immigration Magazine Leave a comment

Clergy and Laity United for Economic Justice (CLUE) condemns Supreme Court decision in Trump v. Hawaii, in which the justices sided with the Trump administration, affirming its authority to restrict travel to the United States from certain predominantly Muslim countries.
The decision, written by Chief Justice John Roberts, comprised Trump’s third version of the travel ban, whose earlier versions were rejected by lower courts. The Court, by a 5-4 margin, said the ban fell “squarely” within Trump’s authority and turned a blind eye to President Trump’s numerous tweets and statements demonizing Muslims. We now see the Supreme Court joining this administration in its effort to tear apart immigrant families.

June 28, 2018

Details

SUPREME COURT RULING AGAINST PUBLIC SECTOR UNIONS IS IN LINE WITH TRUMP ADMINISTRATION ATTACKS ON WORKERS AND IMMIGRANTS

Immigration Magazine The Immigrant Experience Leave a comment

Today’s Supreme Court decision in Janus v. AFSCME is another attack on the workers in this country, another sign that the U.S. Supreme Court has surrendered its independence as the third branch of our federal system to become an instrument of the Trump administration.

June 27, 2018

Details

Latino Coalition Calls On The Community To Act Now To Save The Future Of America – Calls For The Immediate Release From Detention Of All Immigrant Parents & Their Kids

Immigration Magazine The Immigrant Experience Leave a comment

Los Angeles – A coalition of prominent Latino organizations including, Vamos Unidos USA, Hermandad Mexicana Nacional, Federacion de Clubes de Puebla, Alianza Hondureña de Los Angeles, Alianza Comunitaria Transnacional, El Rescate, La Hermandad Hank Lacayo Youth & Family Center, The Immigrant Magazine, Casa Nicaragua, Union de Guatemaltecos Emigrantes, Hondureños Unidos de Los Angeles and immigration attorneys will gather on Tuesday, June 26, at the downtown Federal Building (300 North Los Angeles St., L.A., CA 90012) at 10:30 a.m. to call on President Donald Trump to immediately release from unjust and immoral detention Immigrant Parents and their children.

June 25, 2018

Details

MULTI-FAITH CLERGY CONDEMN THE TRUMP ADMINISTRATION’S DISREGARD FOR THE FATE OF IMMIGRANT CHILDREN AT THE BORDER

Immigration Magazine Leave a comment

Clergy of many faiths are coming together today in front of ICE Los Angeles headquarters to pray, sing, and condemn the President’s disdain for immigrant families and children, expressed in a capricious policy to rip children from immigrant asylum-seeking families, and now in deciding to instead pen those families in isolated facilities in the desert.

Jewish, Christian and Muslim pastors from CLUE, Bend the Arc, the Muslim Public Affairs Council, the Sanctuary Task Force of the Episcopal Diocese of Los Angeles, T’ruah: The Rabbinic Call for Human Rights, and L.A. Voice are joining the action, along with allies, union members and civil society.

June 21, 2018

Details

City Of Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms Signs Executive Order Blocking Jail From Accepting ICE Detainees

Feature Stories Immigration Magazine Leave a comment

As the world watches in horror the treatment of immigrant families and migrant children at the boarders and as the President of the United States signs an executive order undoing the mess created by his zero tolerance policy that has separated over 2000 kids from their parents the city of Atlanta mayor has signed an executive on behalf of the city to stop her jail houses from receiving any more new ICE detainees.

June 21, 2018

Details

ODUWA BLOCKCHAIN MONEY, THE FINTECH SOLUTION TO AFRICA’S FINANCIAL TROUBLE

Feature Stories Magazine Making Money Leave a comment

Financial independence, growth and control are key to success in any continent, country, and business or family. Africa‘s greatest challenge amongst all others is its lack of financial independence and control. The continent’s financial structure leaves much to be desired in most countries. Blockchain technology may be the last chance for the people of the continent to forge a way out of their financial crises and regain their power.

June 20, 2018

Details

“I lift my lamp beside the golden door”? America, Stand Up For Migrant Children

Feature Stories Magazine The Immigrant Experience Leave a comment

When most immigrants set off on the perilous journey to new homelands or settlements seeking greener pastures, the raison d’être typically fits some or all of the creed set forth by the forefathers as indicated by the Statue of Liberty; embarking heavy laden, tired, poor, homeless, tempest-tossed and more. The United States to many is that beacon of light that beckons to them providing relief and solace for their restless hearts.

June 16, 2018

Details

Brazilian Singer, Musician And Actress, Rita Shukla, A Hollywood Success Story

Feature Stories Heritage Latin America Magazine The Immigrant Experience Leave a comment

Rita Shukla was born in the countryside of São Paulo, Brazil, in a town called Campinas, on August 2nd, 1986.

When she was 4 years old, her mother put her in music lessons, where Rita learned how to play the keyboards, the piano, the organ, and how to make vocal sounds mimicking the sounds from the keys. Her favorite toy was a little recording device with microphone, and at that same age, she used to record herself singing the soundtracks of soap operas onto her dad’s cassettes. That would make her dad a little upset, but that’s how she started showing her passion for singing and the arts.

June 14, 2018

Details

Category Archives: Magazine