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Immigrant rights advocates demand action be taken quickly on policy that forces asylum seekers to remain in Mexico
Last year the American Civil Liberties Union, Center for Gender & Refugee Studies, and Southern Poverty Law Center challenged the policy that forces asylum seekers to remain in Mexico.
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VIDEO: Photojournalist Henry Barrios captures and reflects on racial, political, cultural divide
“Prior to the fights, it was a very peaceful protest,” a Bakersfield Police Department spokesman said of a local Breonna Taylor vigil in late September.
But that would change quickly when counter protesters arrived.
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NOT ALL IS LOST AFTER CENSUS COUNT STOPS, CIVIL RIGHTS ADVOCATES SAY
Experts doubt the assertion by the Bureau that they’ve counted 99.9% of households, but courts have yet to decide whether the President can “take out” undocumented immigrants.
COMMENTARY: I chose to pre-register to vote; Will you?
Today is the last day to register to vote, and it’s crucial to get out and vote with the presidential election right around the corner.
2020 Census deadline pushed back to Oct. 31
The U.S. Census Bureau will continue to enumerate people through Oct. 31, the original deadline date in response to the pandemic.
COMMENTARY: The Latino community needs to make their voices heard by voting
In the 2016 presidential election, around 138 million Americans had cast their vote; however, this number only makes up 58.1