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The ambitious efforts led by County Clerk Scott Krahling aim to get every eligible person voting in every election. Continue Reading
We owe it to mothers, families and society to support breastfeeding. Continue Reading
Tears dissolved into smiles as the two walked out of the Bokenkamp Children’s Shelter in Corpus Christi on Friday. Continue Reading
Chasing the adults, we keep punishing the kids. Continue Reading
New Mexicans likely won’t see a Libertarian candidate for governor on the ballot in November. Continue Reading
The federal agency that handles the first step in asylum claims sent a memo to all its officers Wednesday that tightens restrictions on migrants who are seeking asylum. Continue Reading
Maria Vandelice de Bastos, who was detained and separated from her disabled grandson in New Mexico last year, has been released from federal custody. But her ordeal is far from over after an immigration judge dismissed her asylum case. Continue Reading
A judge has set a hearing to determine whether the government has detained Emilio Gutiérrez Soto and his son in violation of the First Amendment. Continue Reading
‘I’ll be the happiest woman in the world,’ said Jimena’s mother, Cindy Madrid, as she prepared for the moment. ‘It’s been very painful to be apart.’ Continue Reading
Government lawyers are seeking permission from a judge to offer families two options: remain together in family detention centers or release kids while parents stay detained. Continue Reading
Officials say that dozens more “tender age” separated children aren’t immediately eligible to be reunified with their parents. Continue Reading
After he was separated from his 10-year-old daughter, Mario, an undocumented Honduran, was finally able to see her Tuesday. The reunion lasted for about an hour before the two were separated again. Continue Reading
Since they crossed the Rio Grande and requested asylum, a father has been held in a detention center near Houston while his 6-year-old daughter was shipped to an Arizona shelter. Back in Honduras, the girl’s mother says she fears her daughter will be traumatized by the ordeal. Continue Reading
The fathers were all being held in a detention facility in nearby Otero County, New Mexico. Continue Reading
The threat launched an FBI investigation and forced the Santa Fe advocate to abandon her home until the danger passed. Continue Reading