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Stories by Peter Laufer

The Growing Iraq Resistance Movement in the U.S. Military

One of the biggest 'pockets of resistance' to the war in Iraq is U.S. soldiers who refuse to fight on moral and ethical grounds.
Posted on Sep 30, 2006

The Marine Who Saw Too Much

A former lance corporal explains why he intentionally failed a drug test to avoid going back to war-torn Iraq.
Posted on Jun 15, 2006

When AWOL Is the Only Way Out

As explained in a new book, Mission Rejected, the sight of U.S. troops kicking the heads of decapitated Iraqis around 'like a soccer ball' made Army soldier Joshua Key desert to Canada.
Posted on Jun 2, 2006

Let the Workers Come

Try as we have, we can't shut down the economic-driven migration of Mexicans. And, contrary to Schwarzenegger's wishes, we shouldn't try. They need the jobs and we need the workers.
Posted on May 9, 2005

The Growing Vigilante Movement

In an excerpt from 'Wetback Nation,' the author speaks with Chris Simcox, ringleader of the Minutemen border patrols.
Posted on May 9, 2005

My New Kentucky Home

The cutting edge of illegal immigration used to be L.A. Now, it's Owensboro.
Posted on Jan 25, 2005