Pensando en la vida de José, un jóven indocumentado.
Immigration
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After five years of DACA, what will young immigrants do?
Reflecting on the life of José, a young undocumented immigrant.
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The long fight against Joe Arpaio will continue
How ‘America’s toughest sheriff’ galvanized a movement among Arizona Latinos.
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The boondoggle of Trump’s border wall
There’s no separating the land and people of the border region.
Posted inAugust 7, 2017: Los Promotores
Amid California’s toxic dumps, local activists go it alone
They call themselves promotores, and they’re starting to see results.
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Recognizing California’s invisible activists
We are seeing a mounting intolerance toward undocumented farmworkers.
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The women confronting California’s farm conditions
Female farmworkers face sexual assault, pesticide exposure and low wages.
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Small towns are the place to challenge immigration policy
Rosa Sabido finds sanctuary from immigrant detention in a politically divided town.
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What Joe Arpaio represents in today’s American West
The embattled lawman faces charges of criminal contempt.
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12 books expelled from Tucson schools
Seven years after Arizona banned Mexican American Studies, some want it back.
Posted inJune 26, 2017: Personal Pilgrimage
The Pacific Crest Trail’s shadow hikers
At the border, migrants and long-distance trekkers hike side by side but worlds apart.
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Border Patrol arrests migrants seeking humanitarian aid
As temperatures in the Southwest soar, advocates worry about border crossers.
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La clase trabajadora le está dando nueva vida a los sindicatos
En Los Angeles, un movimiento crece a pesar de la administración de Trump.
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How low-wage immigrant workers are reviving unions
In Los Angeles, a steady movement takes hold under the Trump administration.
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West Obsessed: The prison economy traps the innocent
How a town dependent on incarceration came to be and what that meant for one asylum-seeker.
Posted inMay 15, 2017: Prison Town
‘If you don’t want us, tell us to go back’
The making of a California prison town.
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How private prisons became a booming business
The numbers and policies behind the immigration-incarceration economy.
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¿Qué debe hacer una comunidad para proteger a sus migrantes?
Un condado conservador en Colorado se enfrenta a una nueva realidad polÃtica.
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Police, la migra and the trouble with Trump
A ride-along with LAPD shows how tricky community policing can be.
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A farm town weighs protections for immigrants
In Yakima, Washington, anxious migrant farmers worry about deportation.