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Immigration detention facility

A tale of revenge and immigration leaves a mother of American kids locked up in Texas

By Julián Aguilar, The Texas Tribune | August 3, 2018

A mother of three U.S. citizens says she believed all her life she was an American. But after she helped put away a relative who sexually abused her child, her life unraveled. She’s languishing in immigration detention. Continue Reading

Sendy Karina Ferrera Amaya

She got her baby back from immigration foster care. Now what?

By Kavitha Surana, ProPublica | August 2, 2018

An undocumented mother was reunited with her daughter. The first 36 hours brought a mix of joy, questions about the separation and worries about the future. Continue Reading

Tent city

The Trump administration plans to detain more immigrants in Texas. Here’s where they would be held.

By Jolie McCullough and Chris Essig, The Texas Tribune | August 2, 2018

Several new facilities have already opened this summer, and the federal government has requested up to 15,500 beds at two Texas military bases. Continue Reading

James Ironmoccasin

Underfunded, undercounted: New Mexico at risk in the 2020 census

By Christian Marquez, Searchlight New Mexico | August 2, 2018

The Land of Enchantment is well known, among other things, for a history of undercounting its people. Continue Reading

Sunland Park water treatment plant

When trust counts: 2020 census may leave fast-growing Southern NM short

By Ed Williams, Searchlight New Mexico | August 2, 2018

For the first time since 1950, the Census Bureau plans to ask all households about citizenship status. Continue Reading

Navajo Nation

Native communities are harnessing the power of data

By Sara Solovitch, Searchlight New Mexico | August 2, 2018

Native Americans were among the world’s first counters, and they are today reclaiming their place as data researchers. Continue Reading

Sister Janet Gildea

DACA back in court this month as Texas moves to end program

By Julián Aguilar, The Texas Tribune | August 2, 2018

After President Trump vowed to phase out Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, which protects immigrants brought into the U.S. as children from deportation, federal courts stepped in — and Texas is suing to end the program. Continue Reading

Jon Barela and Sarah Silva

Longtime foes must work together to protect Dreamers

By Heath Haussamen, NMPolitics.net | August 1, 2018

We have a moral imperative to protect Dreamers from the president. The Koch brothers want to do it. So do Democrats. They must join forces. Continue Reading

Tent city

How can the federal government reunify kids with deported parents? First step: Find them.

By Emma Platoff, The Texas Tribune | August 1, 2018

Some 400 parents were sent back to their native countries without their children. Continue Reading

A statue outside the Roundhouse in Santa Fe.

With NM’s abortion protections at a crossroads, midterm elections could be key

By Margaret Wright, New Mexico Political Report | July 31, 2018

Potential shifts at both federal and local levels could have profound repercussions in the lives and well-being of women in New Mexico. Continue Reading

Roundhouse

NM state law, the U.S. Supreme Court and abortion access

By Margaret Wright, New Mexico Political Report | July 31, 2018

A state statute that says anyone who performs an abortion in New Mexico could be charged with a 4th-degree felony would go back into effect if Roe v. Wade is overturned. Continue Reading

Arthur A. Garcia

More than $4 billion available for rural water infrastructure projects

By Arthur A. Garcia | July 31, 2018

USDA is eager to partner with you in this effort to modernize water infrastructure in our state’s rural communities. Continue Reading

Early days

In wake of Charlottesville, new scrutiny for Native American statues

By Martha T. Moore, Stateline | July 31, 2018

The controversy that swept Southern states over Confederate monuments is spreading across the nation. Continue Reading

Gary Johnson

Dunn quits Senate race; Johnson hints at taking his place

By Andy Lyman, New Mexico Political Report | July 30, 2018

A candidate switch-up is likely in the works. Continue Reading

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement

Crackdown fears may keep legal immigrants from food stamps

By Teresa Wiltz, Stateline | July 30, 2018

Such decreases may happen whenever the government cracks down on immigrants, a new study shows. Continue Reading

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