En una carta pastoral, los líderes de la Diócesis Católica de Phoenix alzaron la voz en apoyo a migrantes.
Joanna Jacobo Rivera
Southwest Editor
About
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.
"They are not statistics; they are our neighbors. They are members of our parishes, our schools, and our communities,” the letter reads.
El Califa de León, a taquería coming from Mexico’s capital city, returns to Phoenix this week.
Catholic nuns and activists came together in prayer and in protest outside of the Eloy Detention Center in Eloy, Arizona.
In a local case with potential national implications, laborers are challenging the manner in which the Las Vegas DPS collaborates with ICE.
A recently opened Phoenix brewery is standing out from many downtown businesses by openly expressing its support for the community amid increased ICE raids.
With a soccer event that centers North and Central American and Caribbean countries, it’s no wonder that certain venues across the U.S. are chosen.
In response to the ICE raids that have erupted in protests across Los Angeles, Sheinbaum called for her co-nationals to embrace non-violent protests.
Certain batches of Topo Chico mineral water were recalled this week due to the possibility of bacteria contamination.