Four Year-old US Citizen, Trapped in Guatemala, Returns Home
Four Year-old US Citizen, Trapped in Guatemala, Returns Home
Remember little Emily Ruiz? She’s the four year old girl, born in the US, who had traveled to Guatemala with her grandfather. On their return trip the grandfather was denied entry into […]
VIDEO: Obama and Latino Education
The President went on Univision last night to talk directly to Latinos about education. We’re glad he did. But is that enough? And what comes next? The truth is that […]
Obama on Spanish TV: Jiu Jitsu or Sleight-of-Hand?
How many of you watched President Obama’s town hall meeting on Univision? I ask because a report in The Hill names the Spanish language broadcaster as an influencer in the […]
Latino Religious Beliefs Hinder Organ Donation
Here’s a statistic that makes cultural sense: “Hispanics, especially first- and second-generation Mexican-Americans, are less likely to donate organs than Americans as a whole, according to organ donation experts.” The […]
News Taco To Go: More Libya, Wisconsin, Walmart, Budget And AT&T
President Barack Obama gave a speech about Libya last night in which he clarified the U.S.’s role there, even as a woman who was claimed she was raped by Moammar […]
Stephanie’s Spanish (Mexican) Rice
My sister and I spent many afternoons at my Tía Lupita’s house when we were kids. We were always welcomed by a hot Mexican meal that was usually accompanied by […]
VIDEO: Taking Kansas’ Peck To Task
Presente.org’s campaign to gather 50,000 signatures to demand that Kansas Rep. Virgil Peck resign after calling for the shooting of immigrants from helicopters was wildly successful. Presente.org’s National Campaign Director […]
DREAMERS: The New “Coming Out”
The term has been synonymous with the gay rights movement, but recently college students have appropriated the idea and applied it to their immigration status. It’s become a deliberate “thing” that aims to put […]
Translated Drug Labels Are Often Wrong
This hits really close to home. I have a 90 year old father who hasn’t been feeling well these past few days. The doctor says he caught a virus and […]
Offensive Against Arizona-Type Laws Gains Momentum
Last week’s defeat of five stringent immigration bills in the Arizona legislature was no fluke. Ever since that state’s notorious SB1070 was signed into law, Arizona has become the focus […]