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U.S. Deported Around 369,000 Immigrants in 2013

Mary Mata January 15, 2014

By Anthony Advincula, New America Media/Philippine Daily Inquirer NEW YORK — The U.S. government deported about 369,000 immigrants, including a number of Filipinos, during fiscal year 2013, according to new statistics from […]

Feminism And Our Lady Of Guadalupe

Mary Mata

NEW STUDY: 44% Hispanic, 38% White Men Arrested by Age 23

Mary Mata

Obama picks Maria Contreras-Sweet to head SBA

Mary Mata

By Juliet Eilperin, Washington Post President Obama on Wednesday plans to nominate Maria Contreras-Sweet, the founder and board chairman of a Latino-owned community bank in Los Angeles, as the head of […]

As A Latina, Sonia Sotomayor Says, ‘You Have To Work Harder’

Mary Mata January 14, 2014

By NPR/WEKU Like most sitting Supreme Court justices, Sonia Sotomayor is circumspect when talking about the court; but she has written intimately about her personal life — more so than is customary […]

Gov. Rick Scott announces Florida’s First Latino Lt. Governor

Mary Mata

By Steve Bousquet and Marc Caputo, Miami Herald Carlos Lopez-Cantera, introduced Tuesday morning as Florida Gov. Rick Scott’s new lieutenant governor, said in an interview with the Herald/Times that he […]

Pope Francis: El Papa Argentino

Mary Mata

By Maria Hinojosa, Latino USA The pope is TIME magazine’s man of the year–but can he deliver on institutional changes? He’s embraced the poor and snuck out of the Vatican […]