In the 1890s, fleeing the anti-Jewish pogroms in Russia, my great-great grandfather Israel Plus immigrated to the U.S. Working for more than five years, he sold rags on a pushcart in downtown Milwaukee. When he had saved enough money, he sent for his wife and children. This is “chain migration” — the process of establishing income, a … Continue reading Trump’s use of “chain migration” epithet dehumanizes family reunification