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Students who support CIA recruiters on campus occupied the office of a radical college group Thursday to protest sit-ins aimed at banning the spy agency from the University of Massachusetts campus in Amherst.
While sit-ins and blockades at campuses across the country have been met with arrests--and occasionally with negotiation and compromise--Harvard has ignored blockades, sit-ins and shantytowns and has responded after the fact with protracted disciplinary actions of questionable fairness and legitimacy. The decision to arrest divestment activists...
Amnesty is, however, long off the agenda. By wisely recognizing that those who have been the country since 1982 have a stake in the country and that only legalization can prevent employers from exploiting immigrant labor, Congressional compromise ended debate on the amnesty issue. Is the INS unsatisfied, or does...
The INS threatens Americanism far more than any number of immigrants--legal or illegal--possibly could. By interpreting laws to suit its own interest and by acting in an arbitrary manner, the INS challenges the ideals of equal justice and due process.
During its next session, Congress must clarify its immigration law and give legal status to all who have resided in the United States since 1982. And in the process, Congress ought to investigate the INS. Unless subject to intense critical scrutiny, there's no telling what it could do next...