As ICE again attempts to escape accountability, Wilber Rafael Garcés Pérez remains in detention and in need of urgent medical care Wilber Rafael Garcés Pérez, the unarmed Austin community member who was shot and seriously injured by an ICE recruit last week, still has a bullet lodged in his...
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“Ronaldo and Lorenzo Jr. were born U.S. citizens, and feel a sense of responsibility to use their voices to call for change” TIME is honoring the sons of Lorenzo Salgado Araujo, the Houston dad who was brutally shot and killed by ICE while on his way to work this...
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Congressional Hispanic Caucus members joined America’s Voice to call for an end to the ICE Tax that’s making the lives of all working families more expensive’ The Trump administration’s mass purge of immigrant communities is inflicting violence and creating havoc – and ripping away essential workers and raising the...
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“Donald Trump and his allies have built a mass deportation machine that treats every driver, every neighbor, and every bystander as expendable” The Trump administration’s chaotic, unsparing and bloody mass deportation agenda has been on full display in recent days, following yet another reported in-custody ICE death and a...
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Citizenship Month 2026 is a reminder that power is ultimately in the hands of American voters For Barbara Colombo, Hussein Amuri and many other new Americans, observances during Citizenship Month 2026 should carry added significance. They are all among the immigrants who have been sworn in as U.S. citizens...
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“There’s no clear guidance. There’s just confusion and misinformation online that’s getting people’s hopes up,” said one program beneficiary Despite the Trump administration claiming that the roughly 170,000 Salvadoran immigrants who hold Temporary Protected Status (TPS) “retain protection including work authorization” following its Sept. 9 expiration date, federal officials...
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Latinos “have been part of this nation for so many centuries” Hispanic Heritage Month, which kicks off this week and is celebrated through Oct. 15, is a month-long observance honoring the culture, history and accomplishments of the Latino communities that help make up America. While this observance has been...
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Sep 7, 2026
When the workplace rights of immigrant workers are protected, all workers are protected Healthcare. Caregiving. Farmwork. Construction. Hospitality. None of these industries could survive without the skills, labor and dedication of immigrant workers. Their contributions should be honored and remembered this Labor Day – and everyday. HEALTHCARE: Immigrants help...
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The tragic death of a 20-year-old college freshman after being shackled by ICE “demands that we confront the cruelty embedded in our immigration system,” said one Haitian leader Pierre Damas Bel had everything going for him. This past May, the 20-year-old Haitian immigrant graduated from the Springfield City School...
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None of this is “acceptable or necessary,” as one advocate said Liam Tadeo should have no worries, only excitement about starting kindergarten, having fun at recess with his friends, and coming home to his family after a day of learning and playing. Instead, the five-year-old has become the latest...
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