Immigrants
Daughters allowed in but their mother is blocked at the border
May 20, 2022Mother and daughters forced to live in an overcrowded migrant shelter in Mexico because of absurd and cruel U.S. immigration policy.
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Interrogating the perpetual foreigner ideology in the language of the Dignity Act
May 11, 2022Interrogating some of the malicious ideologies built into the so-called "Dignity Act."
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Sueños Sin Fronteras—Reproductive health group helps undocumented women in Texas
November 15, 2021Unsure of how broadly the “aiding and abetting” portion of the law could be applied, Sueños Sin Fronteras—which helps women with an array of basic needs—is launching a legal defense fund.
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Nobel de Literatura 2021 para novelista africano Abdulrazak Gurnah
October 7, 2021ESTOCOLMO, Prensa Latina. La Academia Sueca otorgó hoy el Premio Nobel de Literatura 2021 al escritor británico de origen africano, Abdulrazak Gurnah, cuya obra refleja 'el destino de los refugiados en el golfo entre culturas y...
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Immigrant Sept. 11 cleanup crews look to residency as a reward
September 10, 2021“We need to be remembered. We were all immigrants who contributed to the U.S. We worked hard there, paid taxes, grew old there."
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