Julissa Treviño
Julissa is a staff writer for Campus Progress. She graduated from Ithaca College in 2009. From Fort Worth, Texas, Julissa just finished up an internship at The Washington Independent where she blogged on immigration and Hispanic issues. At Ithaca College, she edited and wrote for the school’s Campus Progress-funded magazine, Buzzsaw, and also freelanced for Ithaca’s local alternative weekly. Julissa writes about immigration, race, “ethnic”/minority issues, and other cultural and social issues.
Recent articles by this author:
- What It Will Take to Get Out the Hispanic Vote in 2010
- Combating Corruption Inside the Mexican Police Force
- Border Security Funding Bill: Securing on the Nation’s Safest Areas
- France’s Sarkozy Links Immigration and Crime, Establishes a “National Identity”
- What the Court Ruling on Arizona’s Immigration Law Means
- What Americans Should Know About Mexican Cartel Violence
- New Report Suggests Unemployment Benefits Could Create More Jobs
- Financial Reform Bill Attempts to Address Diversity Problems in Financial Sector
- Arizona’s Fund to Defend Immigration Law Brings in Almost $500K
- In Midterm Elections, Disinterested Young People Could Give Republicans More Voting Power
- Tennessee Passes New Immigration Law, Follows Arizona’s Footsteps
- Libertarians: The Secret Strength of the Immigration Reform Movement
- Immigrant Farm Workers Challenge Unemployed Americans: “Take Our Jobs”
- Nebraska Town Could Limit Job, Housing Opportunities for the Undocumented
- Rep. Carter on Border Security and Immigration: ‘Stop the Madness’
- Mexican Children Learning Chinese Signals Change in International Business
- More Evidence That Unemployment Hit Urban Minorites the Worst
- Leaving Arizona: Hispanics Move Out Before SB 1070 is Enforced
- Waiting to Live the DREAM Act
- Memo to Obama: Just Talking About Immigration, Border Security Doesn’t Actually Do Anything
