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The George Polk Awards Seminar: The Human Face of the Immigration Crackdown

  • LIU Brooklyn, Kumble Theater, (Flatbush Avenue between Dekalb Avenue and Fleet Place) 1 University Plaza Brooklyn, NY, 11201 United States (map)

George Polk Award-winning journalists discuss their coverage of the Trump Administration's immigration crackdown, from reporting on immigration policy, raids, and deportations to assessing the impacts on people and communities across the U.S. For anyone exploring careers in journalism, this conversation is a chance to learn from the people who are covering this contentious issue to keep Americans informed and hold government leaders and law enforcement to account.

Stephanie Keith, News and Editorial Photographer, New York Magazine  

Camilo Montoya-Galvez, Immigration Correspondent, CBS News

Elliott Woods, Contributor, Texas Monthly

Moderator: Richard Tofel, Former President, ProPublica

Presented with Long Island University


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