Hispanic News

Work Related Fatalities Remain High for Latino Workers

“Death on the Job” report released today by the AFL-CIO highlights the necessity to enhance workplace safety for all workers, especially for Latinos who have a higher risk to be fatality injured at work http://www.aflcio.org/Issues/Job-Safety/Death-on-the-Job-Report (Washington, DC, May 2) – The workplace fatality rate for Latino workers continues to be higher…
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The Myth of «Self-Deportation»

How Behavioral Economics Reveals the Fallacies behind “Attrition through Enforcement”. By Alexandra Filindra, Ph.D. The concept of “self-deportation” rests on a deceptively simple premise. According to its supporters, if the federal government invests more in enforcing immigration laws, and if states and localities take on additional immigration control responsibilities, the…
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Unions Lodge NAFTA Complaint

MEXICO CITY -- The Service Employees International Union (SEIU) and a Mexican labor lawyers group today filed a path breaking complaint with Mexico’s Department of Labor challenging Alabama’s anti-immigrant law HB 56 under the supplemental labor agreement of the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA). In the North American Agreement on…
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«Say Sorry Barry'»

DC Asian Am. Groups Condemn Marion Barry's Latest Remarks; Launch "Say Sorry Barry' Campaign Groups Urge Councilmember Barry to Apologize and Meet with Local Leaders A coalition of DC Asian American advocacy groups launched the Say Sorry Barry Campaign urging DC Councilmember Marion Barry to apologize for his insensitive remarks toward the Asian…
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