By Jay Root, The Texas Tribune | March 7, 2019
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By Calasia Haynes and Sarah Grace Villarreal for NOWCastSA
Immigrants and their advocates have much to be wary of when the Texas Legislature convenes in January, 2019.
Written by sarahgrace88 on Dec 10 2018 - 1:07pm
Luis Figueroa talks about CPPP (Center for Public Policy Priorities) - https://youtu.be/kxwuRbQ9eAs?t=514
Discussed Policy Threats: Sanctuary Cities Bill, 27Gs
He answers questions at 30:30 if that’s something we want to link
Announcements from Partners
San Antonio Stands - https://youtu.be/kxwuRbQ9eAs?t=2105
Advocates for CPPP - particularly focused on sight and release
Angry Abuelas and Tias (Joyce Hamilton) - https://youtu.be/kxwuRbQ9eAs?t=2193
From Rio Grand Valley
Written by ProPublica on Dec 3 2018 - 4:47pm
This article was written by Ginger Thompson, a reporter at Propublica where the article first appeared.
Leer en Español.
Written by sarahgrace88 on Nov 16 2018 - 4:26pm
Click to watch Refugees walking in Faith shot by : Rebecca Centeno - Video Journalist - Saturday morning November, 10 2018 Mexico City
Written by CharlotteAnne Lucas on Oct 22 2018 - 6:52pm
Scroll down to replay full video: Leaders from COPS/Metro, a coalition of churches, schools and unions, asked candidates for Congress and the Texas Legislature to support the coalition’s agenda on issues from public school funding and predatory lending to immigration and workforce development during its General Election Accountability Session Oct. 16, 2018 at Our Lady of Guadalupe Church in the San Antonio suburb of Helotes.
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By Robert Moore for Borderzine.com
Costs of detaining migrant children at shelters in Tornillo, Texas, and other locations around the country are skyrocketing, with the Trump administration now saying it may cost $100 million a month just to operate the 3,800-bed tent facility outside of El Paso.
Written by Beth Graham on Sep 21 2018 - 11:54am
Replay video: Project Lifeline hosted a panel and community discussion and interactive event, "Immigrant Children, Detention Without End?" on Friday, Sept. 28, in the Student Engagement Ballroom at the University of the Incarnate Word.
Each year, as many as 90,000 immigrant children spend time in U.S. detention centers. Those who monitor the conditions say the children often are kept for months at a time in unsanitary conditions without proper medical care and are denied food and clean water. Recent proposals could make their stay in detention indefinite.