Latino Leukemia Patients Finding Fewer Donors by Cristian Benavides As 45-year old Maritza Mendez, a single mother of one and an Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia patient, waits for a potentially life-saving bone marrow transplant she is trying to beat the clock and
ICE Claims 1,000 Gang Members Arrested by Phil Helsel Immigration and Customs and Enforcement agents have recently arrested over 1,300 people in a large gang-enforcement operation across the United States, officials said Thursday. Twenty-one of the 1,378 people arrested were taken into
Some Americans Could Be Left On The ‘Mexican Side’ of Border Wall by Associated Press The last time U.S. officials built a barrier along the border with Mexico, they left an opening at the small road leading south to Pamela Taylor’s
Some Latino House Members Excluded From A Meeting With ICE That They Requested By Elise Foley wo Democratic representatives say Republicans kicked them out of a meeting with Immigration and Customs Enforcement on Thursday after the agency canceled a planned
By Liz Goodwin First Latina Senator’s Bill Attempts To Rescind Trump Deportations Sen. Catherine Cortez Masto, a freshman senator from Nevada and the body’s first-ever Latina member, aimed her maiden bill squarely at President Trump. The bill rescinded Trump’s executive
The FREE online premier of the full-length documentary Two Americans will happen on Friday, Feb. 12 at www.twoamericans.com Filmmakers Daniel DeVivo and Valeria Fernandez follow the story of the struggle of an immigrant family to stay together. They started filming
