Paul A. Kramer

In this engaging discussion, historian Paul A. Kramer unpacks the divisive nature of the U.S. immigration debate. He critiques the prevalent 'insider vs. outsider' framing, suggesting a need for new questions that encourage empathy and understanding. Kramer shares personal activism experiences while advocating for a shift in how immigrants are perceived—as essential members of society. He calls for a justice-oriented narrative that recognizes the vital contributions of immigrants, promoting inclusivity and a compassionate dialogue for better discourse on this critical topic.