OSHER@Dartmouth's 2018 Summer Lecture Series: Our Divided Country: How to Find Common Ground

Immigration is at the forefront of U.S. politics. President Trump has called for building walls, imposing bans on Muslim immigrants, restricting legal immigration, and imperiling DACA. Does immigration help or hurt America? Stephen Yale-Loehr, professor of immigration law practice at Cornell Law School, will explain why our current immigration system doesn't work and what you can do to help fix it.

Steve Yale-Loehr has practiced immigration law for 35 years and is currently Professor of Immigration Law Practice at Cornell Law School. Prior to that he practiced immigration law for a firm in DC and was managing editor of two prestigious immigration law publications. Steve is the author of many books on core immigration issues, including Green Card Stories and America's Challenge: Domestic Security, Civil Liberties, and National Unity After September 11. He is listed in the International Who's Who of Immigration Lawyers as "one of the best immigration lawyers in the world." He often testifies before Congress on immigration issues and is a frequent analyst and contributor on NPR, NYT, WSJ, CNN, Fortune, and the Financial Times.

Dartmouth College Students, Staff, Faculty: Present your Dartmouth College ID on the day of a lecture for free admission.

Further information: http://osher.dartmouth.edu/summer_series/