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...Some were beaten; some were mentally abused," says Dr. Frank Estrada, one of the physicians who examined the freed immigrants. Three young women told doctors that they had been "touched in their private parts on a daily basis for almost two years." Several spoke of being punched, threatened with death and locked out of the Queens apartments if they returned home from a day's work with less than...
Eric Christofferson '98 came up with the idea and oversaw its organization from start to finish. Mike O'Mary'99 handled the on-site logistics, Massie Tadjedin '99 worked extensively on the program, Rucker Alex '99 and Danielle Estrada '99 coordinated the student activity booths, and Laurie Puhn '99 and Liz Peters '99 were responsible for publicity. They were helped in turn by a tremendous effort from the students and staff of the IOP; representatives from all the student groups; Rudd Coffey '97, Rob Hyman '98 and others from the Undergraduate Council; and many volunteers from the Class...
...Rutgers star Jose Louis Estrada, who had 46 kills for the game, was especially hard to contain...
...part of an historical analysis of immigration, Richard Estrada, associate Editor of the Dallas Morning News and a member of the U.S. Commission on Immigration Reform linked the problem of immigration to the rise of the welfare state...
...Estrada said that anti-immigrant sentiment hashistorical roots. He cited the anti-Germanattitudes of Benjamin Franklin and ThomasJefferson and the anti-Irish "Know-Nothing"political party of the late 19th century. "There'salways been this ambivalence," he said