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Walter A. Ewing
Walter Ewing

		Immigrant Rights are Human Rights Male 44 years old WASHINGTON, Washington DC United States Last Login: 11/30/2009
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Status:	Married
Here for:	Networking
Hometown:	Washington, DC
Zodiac Sign:	Taurus
Children:	Proud parent
Education:	Grad / professional school
Occupation:	Researcher

Walter A. Ewing's Schools

Cuny Graduate School And University Center New York,NY Graduated: 1997 Student status: Alumni Degree: Ph D. Major: Anthropology	1988 to 1997
University Of Maryland-College Park College Park,MD Graduated: 1987 Student status: Alumni Degree: Bachelor's Degree Major: Sociology & Anthropology Clubs: Progressive Student Alliance	1983 to 1987

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American Immigration Law Foundation
Washington, DC US
Senior Researcher
Immigration Policy Center

April 2003-Present

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About me:

I'm Senior Researcher at the Immigration Policy Center (IPC) of the American Immigration Council in Washington, DC. I've written or co-written about 20 reports for the IPC and contribute regularly to IPC's Immigration Impact blog. I have also written articles for the Georgetown Journal of Law and Public Policy, Stanford Law and Policy Review, and Immigration Law Today; as well as opinion pieces for the Philadelphia Inquirer, Sacramento Bee, Wall Street Journal, and Miami Herald.

I received my Ph.D. in Anthropology from the City University of New York (CUNY) Graduate School in 1997. My dissertation was based on field research conducted as a Fulbright U.S. Student Fellow in Caracas, Venezuela, in 1994 on the grassroots impact of the International Monetary Fund's structural-adjustment programs on poverty, public services, crime, political protest, electoral politics, and human rights. I received my B.A. in Sociology and Anthropology from the University of Maryland, College Park, in 1987.

Who I'd like to meet:
Anyone even remotely concerned with immigrant rights, civil rights, and human rights.

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elsincorrea	Nov 22 2009 12:59 PM
DreamActivistTexas	Oct 26 2009 7:54 PM "Irving's police department participates in another program known as the Criminal Alien Program. Irving's police practices have been both lauded and criticized. In September, a study by the law school of the University of California-Berkley said there was strong evidence that Irving police racially profiled Latinos. Irving's police chief denied the charges and said researchers used faulty methods. Law enforcement leaders in the conference call said their police procedures avoid any racial profiling." You do not need a big name university to asure the community of this, Walter. Unfortunately, that's just simply the way many law enforcements go about. Hypocrisy gently laid on their faces when they stated that they avoid any racial profiling. I love your work, keep it up. My best wishes go to you, my man.
Aly: people are not commodities	Sep 18 2009 7:07 PM PS: in my earlier incarnation, I worked with the Africa Economic Justice Program at the American Friends Service Committee in Chicago and a lot of that work entailed criticism of structural adjustment policies in the 3rd world. Glad to see another fellow traveler. Peace.
Aly: people are not commodities	Sep 18 2009 7:05 PM Nice to meet you. I'm a Peace Activist and an Immigration Rights grassroots activist in Syracuse, NY. Thanks for the good work you do. No human being is illegal. Peace.
solidarity4evr	Sep 18 2009 2:39 AM Thanks for the invite, and happy to have you as a friend! Look forward to exchanging some news and information. Wishing you and your family a beautiful weekend! Love and solidarity, Pam.
Dream Act manassas VA	Sep 13 2009 7:57 PM Thanks for adding... support the dream act
Project Economic Refugee	Sep 4 2009 6:49 AM What's up. Hope you're doing good. I invite you to check out my latest campaign to fight hate speech against Latinos, the "Justice. Not Bullets." campaign. To learn more & find out the ways you can help, please visit: http://wp.me/ps8BM-6s Peace, -Reg
UN Immigrante	Aug 18 2009 6:10 AM Thanks for the request Much love & respect...Un Immigrante
human rights for all	Aug 13 2009 12:28 AM thanks for the friend request!
AKTIVEYTOR	Aug 11 2009 12:49 AM Proletoj el ĉiuj landoj, unuiĝu! www.satesperanto.org
Worldwide Progressive Movement	Aug 8 2009 11:17 PM Thanks for the add. ¶ Watching, shopping, voting are not enough. Love & fear shape the world, & we are all needed to write the outcome. People hear only what they want, so facts alone won't wake them; they need inspiration too. An echo of an echo of Buddha or Jesus, encrusted in ritual, loses context & content. Still, we write what we can. ¶ What is human nature? That question is not just to describe what we see, but to choose what we will become. This world's diverse evils have a common root: Bullies, liars, thieves, & murderers - in market, government, & elsewhere - believe we're all separate, motivated only by greed. They want us to share that belief, for they use it to justify themselves, to keep us apart, to control it all, perpetuating war, poverty, ecocide. Their power comes not so much from cabals as from the framing implicit in their tales. But they're mistaken about our motives. You & I have found love inside ourselves & our friends. It's in everyone, even the arms dealers, if only we can wake them, for we're all one flesh & blood. The bureaucracy of brutality cannot stand if we open the eyes of its workers. Let's spread that vision, for until we do our other advances will be minor & temporary. ¶ We're in this together; we share the responsibility to tell the story & tear down the walls. If you haven't already, join the global conversation, the twin revolutions of enlightenment & class struggle, in whatever way feels right for you. Worldwide empathy has no precedent; we must discover & erase its bounds en route. "Make love not war" is as serious as Orwell & as light as "Chocolat." For a start, just talk with people - that may not sound like much, but really it's huge. Try to hear the deeper questions. Each of us knows only part of the song, but keep singing. Keep hoping, resisting, questioning. Hand in hand, we may heal this world. ¶ Eric
elsincorrea	Jul 27 2009 6:58 PM Hello Walter, thank you for adding me! have you watched or heard about "Farmingville" from POV? I think it's the best so far that exposes immigrants and citizens. Best regards, J ..
OneWorld.net	May 4 2009 10:00 PM Hi Walter! Thanks again. You may be interested in OneWorld's Migration issue of our e-magazine, Perspectives. You can check it out here: http://us.oneworld.net/perspectives/migration. Hope you're having a great day! -Heidi & the OneWorld US Team
BETTER POLITICS for a BETTER WORLD	May 2 2009 3:33 AM "Open borders + open minds = prosperity" Postville, Iowa, August 2008.

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