Debunking a PragerU Video About U.S. Immigration

PragerU gets a lot wrong in their propaganda videos. Here's what they get wrong in their video "A Nation of Immigrants." Published in partnership with Mr. Beat, a social studies teacher who makes educational YouTube videos.

Are We Overreacting to Climate Change?

Univision Chicago’s chief meteorologist, Ericka Pino, discusses the intersection of climate change and forced migration, and how climate justice is immigrant justice.

The Future of America is Multicultural

Rachel Lindsay, the first Black woman to be featured as the Bachelorette in the hit franchise, is an attorney, media personality, and outspoken advocate for racial justice. In this video, she breaks down the demographic shifts happening in this country, and what this raw data could mean for the emerging identity of our nation.

Do We Need a Border Wall?

Dr. Douglas Massey, a Princeton University professor and the pre-eminent migration studies scholar in the United States, explains the history of our southern border and what “building a wall” would really mean. Published in partnership with the Gravel Institute, a nonprofit designed to beat PragerU at its own game.

Surfing didn’t start with the Beach Boys. Indigenous women have been riding waves for centuries.

An outdated immigration system threatened to keep these couples apart … but their love endures.

In this exclusive interview, the three founders of #BlackLivesMatter sat down with documentary filmmaker Sabrina Schmidt Gordon to discuss the origin of the hashtag, and their vision about the movement for Black lives.

She made the president’s bed while working at a Trump golf resort. Now, Trump is trying to silence her – and millions of other undocumented Americans who could speak out against injustices.

"Black Panther" actor Bambadjan Bamba is asking you to stand with him in asking Hollywood to take a stand for immigrants.

It's tax season, time for yet ANOTHER video about if immigrants pay taxes...here's a hint, they do.

#UndocuJoy combats victimizing representations of people who are undocumented by flooding the media with authentic images of happiness. We encourage undocumented Americans to share their authentic moments of joy, and allies are encouraged to spread their message.

In this short video, we ask allies of undocumented immigrants from all backgrounds to declare their support.

In collaboration with Los Angeles Magazine, we created a short video that imagined what Los Angeles would look like without the immigrants who make up 33% of its population.

The story of a mother, a grandmother, an entrepreneur, a beloved community member – and an undocumented immigrant.

The undocumented residents of the small town of Marshalltown, Iowa, share their fears and pain with Jose Antonio Vargas, in an intimate conversation about their future as Iowans.

We interviewed a group of immigrants and asked them to define the expression “good immigrant,” as a way to explore how the division of immigrants into “good” and “bad” groups has affected our nation’s conversation about American immigrants.