Following the death of José Ramos-Solano in late March, Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum said her government will take action by joining a lawsuit against ICE introduced earlier this year in Los Angeles.
Joanna Jacobo Rivera
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Joanna Jacobo Rivera is the southwest editor at CALÓ News. She previously worked at La Voz Arizona and The Arizona Republic, part of the USA Today Network, and her work has appeared in La Opinión, Excélsior and Bold Latina. She obtained her masters in social innovation from the Peace and Justice School at the University of San Diego, where she focused her research in looking at how DEI practices strengthen newsrooms and their coverage. Joanna is a So Cal-born, Zacatecas, Mexico-raised Arizonan who enjoys documenting cotton-candy skies via the written word.
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