Aurora Marin
The Lies Told by White Supremacy: Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s Raid of the United States
Feb 16, 2026 | 2026, Petersheim | 1 comment
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Hi Aurora great job on your poster it was very informative and detailed. I would have enjoyed to hear more about how the United States obtained the southwest states, since it is a fact that people tend to forget. I like how you connected current policies and ideals of white supremacy all the way back to the nineteenth century to demonstrate how long ideals put in place have affected certain communities. This made me think about the lack of social work involvement with the current administration and how social workers can help shape policies and legislations.