By Peter Haden Cronkite News PHOENIX – When Humberto Jesus Salazar needed to renovate his computer repair shop, he rounded up nine friends to meet with him once a month for 10 months. Each agreed to contribute $200 per month
By Nela Lichtscheidl Cronkite News WASHINGTON – Immigration advocates released a study of Latino banking habits Tuesday that they said supports the case for a pathway to citizenship, which they said in turn opens the door to greater economic prosperity
By Nela Lichtscheidl Cronkite News Up on the border Highlights of “The State of the Border Report,” a comprehensive look at the state of the Southwest border. • The U.S. is Mexico’s top trading partner; Mexico is the United States’
