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Mark your calendar for this new online lunch time gathering. Join us this week to listen to the latest podcast about immigration as the Monitor’s reporter based in Mexico shares a slightly different perspective from migrants there.
- Thursday, March 28
- 12:30-1:00 pm EDT
- via Zoom https://us02web.zoom.us/
j/83436895293
- Meeting ID: 834 3689 5293
- OR, You may join the meeting by phone 1-301-715-8592 Please MUTE yourself during the program.
Writer’s read: a different border tale
Pressure on the U.S. southern border is real. But over the past decade, more people from Mexico and beyond – people who had initially pictured their futures in the United States – have by choice or circumstances ended up instead building successful lives in Mexico.
See the related article about how migrants headed for the US found their dream opportunity in Mexico.
There may be a brief opportunity after the podcast to share insights and inspired comments about this issue.
Please join us for this short but informative program! Feel free to invite others to join. (Or just click on the links above to listen at your own convenience.)
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