Interview with Eduardo Samaniego, Immigration Rights Activist - 12.3.17

Eduardo Samaniego came to the United States from Mexico with a visa at the age of 16 because he wanted to go to college and get a good education. Within a short period, he learned English and rose to the top of his HS class. But while he was a minor, he lost his legal status and was denied admission to Georgia's top colleges and ineligible for in-state tuition at other universities as well. Through hard work, however, and difficult times, he managed to get a full scholarship to Hampshire College. Hear his story and learn of the work he is doing for immigration rights, reform, the Sanctuary movement and the DREAM act.

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