Discussion Spotlights New Latino Immigrants on Delmarva
Wednesday February 4, 2004
      SALISBURY, MD---Latinos are the fastest growing       population segment on the Delmarva Peninsula. Ana Aragones, a visiting       professor from the National Autonomous University of Mexico, addresses       that growth during a Brown Bag Lunch Discussion at noon Friday, February       6, in Fulton Hall Room 130 at ¾ÅÐãÖ±²¥.      Aragones speaks on “New Latino Immigrants on       Delmarva: Who Are They and Why Are They Coming?” She discusses areas from       which Latinos are emigrating and the types of occupations and activities       they find on Delmarva. She also speaks about new laws requiring non-U.S.       residents to register upon entering the country and how that could affect       immigration on the peninsula.      The Fulton School of Liberal Arts sponsors the event.       Light refreshments will be served. The public is cordially invited.      For more information call 410-543-6030 or visit the       SU Web site at            www.salisbury.edu.                               
					