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After Court Ruling, What’s Next for TPS?

Temporary Protected Status, or TPS, helps 300,000 people work and live in the United States. But a recent court ruling threatens to end the humanitarian program.

Diane Bou KhalilSeptember 28, 2020

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Beneficiario de DACA lucha por sus sueños

Después de ser detenido por las autoridades de inmigración, un inmigrante mexicano de 27 años encuentra la oportunidad de obtener educación con el programa de Consideración de Acción Diferida para los Llegados en la Infancia, también conocido como DACA.

Claudia HernándezSeptember 23, 2020

As Told To Postcards from the Border

A DACA Recipient on Fighting for His Dreams

After being detained by immigration authorities, a 27-year-old Mexican immigrant finds a chance for an education with the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, or DACA, program.

Claudia HernándezSeptember 23, 2020

Immigration Policy Investigation

ICE Deported a Woman Who Accused Guards of Sexual Assault While the Feds Were Still Investigating the Incident

Allegations include guards attacking victims in camera “blind spots” and telling them that “no one would believe” them in ICE detention centers, which imprison about 50,000 immigrants each year at a taxpayer expense of $2.7 billion.

Lomi KrielSeptember 17, 2020

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‘Solo queremos lo que nos merecemos’: Ex empleados de Strauss, una empacadora de carne, protestan por las condiciones de trabajo inseguras durante el COVID

Los trabajadores dicen que fueron despedidos después de quejarse de la falta de medidas de seguridad para el coronavirus. Se han reportado más de 17,000 casos de COVID-19 entre trabajadores de carne y aves de corral en los Estados Unidos.

Francisco VelazquezSeptember 16, 2020

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‘We Just Want What We Deserve’: Former Strauss Meatpacking Employees Protest Unsafe Working Conditions During COVID

Workers say they were fired after complaining about the lack of coronavirus safety measures. Over 17,000 COVID-19 cases have been reported among meat and poultry workers in the United States.

Francisco VelazquezSeptember 16, 2020