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Fighting Family Detention
On June 1, a judge will consider whether to allow detention centers to be licensed as child-care facilities
Dina Samir Shehata
Dina Samir Shehata worked as a freelance journalist and TV presenter in Egypt. She wrote for Al Ahram Online and other Egyptian publications. Shehata likes to write about marginalized communities and the “invisible” people in our world. She holds a master's and bachelor's degree in journalism and mass communication from the American University in Cairo.
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Saying “No” to Anti-Muslim Hate
Faith groups come together to show support for Austin’s Muslim community
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“Every Human Being Is Legal”
St. Andrew’s offers sanctuary to immigrant mother and child
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Child Care Center or Baby Jail?
If it’s family detention centers, it depends on who’s asking
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Texas Lawmakers Continue Anti-Refugee Fight
Ken Paxton and Greg Abbott do all they can to block families fleeing the Syrian Civil War
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Choosing Detention Over Death
Families fleeing violence in Central America get a cold welcome from the U.S.
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After Intimidation, Pro-Palestine Students File Civil Rights Complaint
PSC students have filed a formal complaint with the university
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Anti-Muslim Sentiment Alive and Well in Texas
Ahmed Mohamed not the only student to face discrimination
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De Novo Comes to Texas
Jeffrey Solomon’s play brings the violence of Central America to life
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Anti-Sharia Bill Dead, but Sentiment Alive
Third time not a charm for foreign law ban in Texas
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Border Violations
Thousands of children fled violence to make it to the U.S., but we weren’t so welcoming