A powerful new exhibit in Southeast Los Angeles honors the millions of Mexican laborers who stabilized the American agricultural industry through the historic Bracero Program.
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New California test scores show most students don’t meet standards in math, English or science
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News of raids by masked agents has faded from the headlines, but the effects still linger for those caught in the crosshairs
As AI data centers crop up across the country, the Indigenous-led organization Honor the Earth has been building a grassroots network to resis…
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News of raids by masked agents has faded from the headlines, but the effects still linger for those caught in the crosshairs
As AI data centers crop up across the country, the Indigenous-led organization Honor the Earth has been building a grassroots network to resis…
The country’s largest immigrant rights organization, The Coalition for Humane Immigrant Rights (CHIRLA), has issued a rare travel advisory thi…
The 45-year-old woman had just left a hearing when she was surrounded by plain-clothed men in the parking lot and arrested. She’s been a Tucso…
In Sonoma County, where more than 400 wineries depend on farmworker labor, little is done to reach those workers with information about domest…
Like many people, when immigration enforcement operations broke out in Los Angeles more than a year ago, Adrian Hernandez felt a driving force…
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The federal government will consider a broader range of public benefit use when reviewing green card, visa and United States admission applica…
Immigrant advocacy groups are organizing a National Day of Action to take place on July 18 after the shooting and killing of two fathers this …
A federal immigration officer fatally shot a motorist in Maine on Monday, the second time in a week that U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcem…
