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Covering Immigration
Tackling this sensitive issue is not easy. It often requires an understanding of public policy and immigration law, an appreciation of U.S. history and our social dynamics, and an ability to convey in a compelling, even-handed way the everyday stories of immigrants. It is important not to stereotype, sensationalize or oversimplify the issues and the lives of the people you interview.
This manual will help you cover immigration in a fair and meaningful way.
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