Aviva Chomsky

Aviva Chomsky is professor of history and coordinator of Latin American studies at Salem State University in Massachusetts. Her most recent book is "Undocumented: How Immigration Became Illegal."

The age of global apartheid: A dark history that links America and Israel Aviva Chomsky

A lot of garbage in the forest on the background of modern high-rise buildings

The U.S. truly is an "exceptional nation" — in its devastating impact on the planet Aviva Chomsky

Will Biden’s Central America plan slow migration — or speed it up? Aviva Chomsky

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez And Bernie Sanders Attend Green New Deal Rally At Howard University

Jobs, the environment, and a planet in crisis: How the Green New Deal is changing America Aviva Chomsky

The DNA industry and the disappearing Indian Aviva Chomsky

Immigration Ban Protest

When it comes to immigration, it's time to put common sense into policy Aviva Chomsky

Bill Clinton; Barack Obama; Donald Trump

How did we get here? From Bill Clinton to Donald Trump, the immigration debate has been divisive Aviva Chomsky

Donald Trump

Is Trump an aberration? The dark history of the "nation of immigrants" Aviva Chomsky

Students vs. neoliberals: The unreported conflict at the heart of our campus culture wars Aviva Chomsky

Boston Globe

America runs on undocumented labor: Why the Boston Globe scandal deserves its own front-page story Aviva Chomsky

There is much more to America's border crisis than you think Aviva Chomsky

Aviva Chomsky: Is anyone truly serious about immigration reform? Aviva Chomsky

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