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INDIANAPOLIS — A decision on the fate of 700,000 so-called Dreamers could come down soon from the U.S. Supreme Court. The case examines whether the Trump administration lawfully terminated the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program in September 2017. Since then, courts have allowed current DACA recipients to renew their...
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Julie Hernandez Mosaic Journalism Workshop When Cristina and Jerry Alarcon won temporary protection from deportation, the spirits of the undocumented couple soared. Then came President Donald Trump. Today, they keep a portfolio stuffed with personal documents in a drawer, ready to grab quickly if and when they are arrested...
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Julie Hernandez Taller de periodismo mosaico Cuando Cristina y Jerry Alarcón obtuvieron protección temporal contra la deportación, los espíritus de la pareja indocumentada se dispararon. Luego vino el presidente Donald Trump. Hoy, mantienen una cartera llena de documentos personales en un cajón, listos para tomar rápidamente si son arrestados...
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Estephany Haro El Observador Ever since President Donald Trump took office, fear has become the new norm for immigrant families who fear deportation and being separated from their loved ones by the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officials. Even though deportation is nothing new to families across the U.S....
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Sarah Catherine Williams Child Trends An estimated 5.1 million children in the United States live with at least one unauthorized immigrant parent, and nearly 80 percent of those children are U.S. citizens. Though recent changes to immigration policy and enforcement announced by the Trump administration more directly target adults,...
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Dennis Newman Public News Service PHOENIX – “We’re here for our Mom.” That’s the message from two Arizona teenagers who attended last night’s speech by President Trump. The mother, Guadalupe Garcia de Rayos, made headlines this month when she became one of the first people deported under Trump’s more...
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County Board Votes Unanimously to Plan Expanding Legal Representation Mass Deportation Victims Santa Clara County, CA—On December 6th the Santa Clara County Board of Supervisors voted unanimously to direct Administration to come back with a plan to provide community outreach and legal representation to victims of mass deportation at its...
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San Jose – Responding to community concerns about potential changes in deportation policies with a change in administration in Washington, Santa Clara County Board of Supervisors President Dave Cortese and Supervisor Cindy Chavez are promoting a plan to keep residents informed about their rights and provide legal representation to...
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Expert Helps Clear Up Misconceptions Suzanne Potter / California News Service SACRAMENTO, Calif. – Immigration advocates are speaking out to clear up misconceptions in the wake of the Supreme Court’s decision to block key parts of President Obama’s immigration policy. For now, the lower court ruling stands, which means his...
INDIANAPOLIS — A decision on the fate of 700,000 so-called Dreamers could come down soon from the U.S. Supreme Court. The case examines whether the Trump administration lawfully terminated the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program in September 2017. Since then, courts have allowed current DACA recipients to renew their...
Julie Hernandez Mosaic Journalism Workshop When Cristina and Jerry Alarcon won temporary protection from deportation, the spirits of the undocumented couple soared. Then came President Donald Trump. Today, they keep a portfolio stuffed with personal documents in a drawer, ready to grab quickly if and when they are arrested...
Julie Hernandez Taller de periodismo mosaico Cuando Cristina y Jerry Alarcón obtuvieron protección temporal contra la deportación, los espíritus de la pareja indocumentada se dispararon. Luego vino el presidente Donald Trump. Hoy, mantienen una cartera llena de documentos personales en un cajón, listos para tomar rápidamente si son arrestados...
Estephany Haro El Observador Ever since President Donald Trump took office, fear has become the new norm for immigrant families who fear deportation and being separated from their loved ones by the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officials. Even though deportation is nothing new to families across the U.S....
Sarah Catherine Williams Child Trends An estimated 5.1 million children in the United States live with at least one unauthorized immigrant parent, and nearly 80 percent of those children are U.S. citizens. Though recent changes to immigration policy and enforcement announced by the Trump administration more directly target adults,...
Dennis Newman Public News Service PHOENIX – “We’re here for our Mom.” That’s the message from two Arizona teenagers who attended last night’s speech by President Trump. The mother, Guadalupe Garcia de Rayos, made headlines this month when she became one of the first people deported under Trump’s more...
County Board Votes Unanimously to Plan Expanding Legal Representation Mass Deportation Victims Santa Clara County, CA—On December 6th the Santa Clara County Board of Supervisors voted unanimously to direct Administration to come back with a plan to provide community outreach and legal representation to victims of mass deportation at its...
San Jose – Responding to community concerns about potential changes in deportation policies with a change in administration in Washington, Santa Clara County Board of Supervisors President Dave Cortese and Supervisor Cindy Chavez are promoting a plan to keep residents informed about their rights and provide legal representation to...
Expert Helps Clear Up Misconceptions Suzanne Potter / California News Service SACRAMENTO, Calif. – Immigration advocates are speaking out to clear up misconceptions in the wake of the Supreme Court’s decision to block key parts of President Obama’s immigration policy. For now, the lower court ruling stands, which means his...