Actualidad

By Freed Wessler The federal government conducted more than 200,000 deportations of parents who said their children are U.S. citizens in a timespan of just over two years, according to new data obtained by Colorlines.com. The figures represent the longest view to date of the scale of parental deportation. Between…

New Members Hail from San Antonio, Chicago and Miami.   Washington, DC [CapitalWirePR] December 18, 2012 - The Smithsonian Latino Center announces three new members to its national board of directors. They are Aida Levitan, Ph.D., of The Levitan Group, Christine Ortega of Southwest Airlines and Philip Fuentes of PMAMCD…

Chicago, IL – On December 4, 2000, the United Nations (U.N.) proclaimed December 18 as International Migrants’ Day, in recognition of migrant persons as being particularly vulnerable to violations of their basic rights.  Twelve years later, migrant organizations and their allies around the world speak out on this day to…

Also with migrants across the world who face racism and economic exploitation   December  18th   is  International  Migrants  Day  as  observed  by  the  United  Nations.    In the United States while many organizations observe this day, much work is needed to address the issues, struggles and attacks that  migrants, their families…