Tag: immigration

• Why Policy Matters: The Story of a Syrian Refugee

  

  Dear Readers, This piece kicks off a mini-series about why policy matters, all from very real stories I have collected while traveling. My skin was warm from a day in the sun, my cheeks rosy from a strawberry mojito. The Portugal sun beat hot against caramel colored sand, revealing a perfectly smooth, turquoise seascape. Small…

  Taylor Patrice

  November 3, 2021

  Blog, Featured, Foreign Policy, Policy

  domestic policy, foreign policy, immigration, migration policy, policy, real stories, refugee, refugee policy, statelessness, syrian refugee, travel

• Domestic Policy

  

  What is domestic policy?  “Domestic Policy” refers to the decisions made and the actions taken by a national or state government to deal with the internal issues and needs of the country, within the country itself.  Domestic policies affect or pertain to problems within the borders of a particular country, and can only be enforced…

  Taylor Patrice

  April 6, 2021

  Blog, Featured, Policy

  children, civil rights, climate change, defense, domestic policy, energy, environmental policy, family, government, gun control, health, immigration, law, law enforcement, migration, policy, public health, public safety, social welfare