Immigrant rights advocates are taking to the streets of Los Angeles Tuesday for what they’re calling “24 hours of community stoppage,” which includes boycotting various businesses over the recent immigration
With its leadership arrested or on the run, the Sinaloa cartel’s powerful influence and stronghold in Mexico and the United States has been diminishing, but it’s certainly not out of
Despite their proclivity for wearing masks, the Department of Homeland Security denies that Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents refuse to identify themselves in the field. “I’ve been on a number
The Mexican border state of Sonora has deployed an elite new unit to counter organized criminal activities in cities across the border from Arizona. The Border Operations Division will operate
“He always used to say that we should help people. If we saw a homeless person, he would give them money.” Ana says.
Join parents, teachers, and advocates in urging lawmakers to pass SB 531 and address the youth mental health crisis now. In a deeply disappointing move for advocates of student
As immigration crackdowns rise, two new bills could offer safety, dignity, and peace of mind for thousands of California’s street vendors and immigrant families. With growing fears of deportation under
SB 48 strengthens protections for students, families, and school staff by limiting how immigration authorities can interact with schools in California. It aims to make schools safe spaces where students
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