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A Los Angeles Latino Family Left in Fear After Federal Agents...

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The parking lot of a Home Depot in Los Angeles became the site of an unsettling arrest when heavily armed federal agents detained a...

Latino Business Owner in Los Angeles Partners With Community Groups to...

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Magic Dream Party Rentals has served East Los Angeles for thirty years, a family business built on craftsmanship and care. Inside the shop, founder...

DACA Truck Drivers in Texas Lose Ability to Renew or Obtain...

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The landscape of commercial driving in Texas has shifted dramatically with a new rule that took effect on September 30. The Texas Department of...

Latino Professionals Face New Barriers As H1B Visa Fee Jumps To...

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The rules governing the H-1B visa program have shifted once again with the signing of an executive order that places a steep cost on...

First Latina Justice Sonia Sotomayor Speaks Out on Civil Rights of...

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The Supreme Court delivered a ruling this week that has already stirred deep concern in immigrant communities across California. A 6-3 majority struck down...

Federal Judge Orders Closure of Migrant Detention Camp in the Everglades

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Alligator Alcatraz began as a rumor whispered at the end of June, a detention facility built in only eight days on wetlands west of...

The Aguilar Family Turned Legal Status Into the Central Question of...

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The Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles has long hosted performers who carry both music and history into their shows, and on the evenings of...

Federal Judge Temporarily Halts Construction at Controversial Everglades Immigration Facility

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A federal judge has ordered Florida authorities to temporarily stop construction on an immigration detention center being built on a remote airstrip in the...

Latino Pastor and Fake Lawyer Used Church to Scam Immigrant Families

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A man who once stood behind a pulpit now stands accused of exploiting the same people who trusted him. In Miami, Florida, authorities have...

Luis Leon, 82-Year-Old Latino Grandfather, Sent to Guatemala Without Explanation After...

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Luis Leon, an 82-year-old grandfather who lived in Allentown, Pennsylvania, is recovering from pneumonia in a hospital in Guatemala City. His family says he...

Claudia Sheinbaum Plans Legal Challenge Against the U.S. After Mexican Worker...

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The government of Mexico is reviewing the possibility of filing a legal case in the United States following the death of Jaime Alanís García,...

Millions of Undocumented Immigrants May Be Detained Indefinitely

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Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers have received new instructions that could reshape the experience of millions of undocumented immigrants currently facing deportation proceedings in...