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ExtrañándolosValiant 66Día libreCempasúchil de Lakewood #jerseyshore #flordemuerto #fall #otoño #autumn #diadelosmuertos #newjersey #nj #gardenstateMi Banda el Mexicano en Ciudad Juárez. 14 junio 2019. #juaritos #ciudadjuarez #bailandodecaballito #quelepasalupita #tecnocumbia #quebradita #laequisMy most recent photo essay is out in @remezcla! “Ariel ‘El Kumán’ López chose boxing as a career because he was sure his fists had the power to open doors that books may not have for him. As a beneficiary of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program, the about 27 months of Donald Trump’s presidency have brought a wide range of emotions and affected his life and boxing career. ‘Unlike school, boxing is something I can do well. What I do in the ring is my job,’ López tells me. ‘If DACA goes away, if I get deported, I will no longer have the means to support my family and pursue my boxing career. I think of that, y está cabrón.’” #immigrantathlete #deportistasmexicanos #inmigrantes #sportsphotography #sportsphoto #fotografiadeportiva #immigration #boxing #boxeo #brooklyn #gleasonsgym #photojournalism #documentaryphotography #puebla #pueblayork #dreamers #undocumented #daca #dreamact . . . Muchas graxias a @itzelalejandra.gif, @andreagompf and @yarasimon for their editing and patience.New Jersey Senator and Democratic presidential candidate Cory Booker walked five women seeking asylum across the Juárez-El Paso border on Wednesday afternoon. Joined by attorneys from Las Americas Immigrant Advocacy Center and organizers from Families Belong Together, Booker arrived in the Mexican border city to escort the five women to make their claims of fear of remaining in Mexico as they wait for their respective asylum hearings. The women, four Central American and one Cuban, covered their faces with folders to protect their identities as they walked across the Paso del Norte Bridge. Booker walked behind them up until the border line, where he talked to Customs and Border Protection agents who welcomed him and allowed the asylum seekers to walk into the United States. They had been sent back to Mexico after previously requesting asylum at the border, an official measure usually referred to as “Remain in Mexico,” but known officially as the Migrant Protection Protocols, according to Las Americas attorney Laura Rivas. These women, Rivas explained, were victims of labor trafficking and sexual assault in Juárez and thus felt in danger if they remained there. Booker crossed into Ciudad Juárez shortly after 10:30 a.m. and headed to a Chihuahua state-run immigration center next to the international bridge connecting the Juárez and El Paso downtown areas. The Democratic presidential hopeful met there with the women for more than four hours before starting their march towards the border, where CBP agents have been stopping immigrants from setting foot in the United States. But this time, a CBP officer welcomed Booker and allowed the women to continue their way down the bridge, where they were taking into custody. Rivas said it is uncertain how long these women will remain detained or how long their interview process will take. “We hope that senator Booker can get information of their cases to track them down and let their families know how they’re doing,” Rivas said. “[He] is supporting our clients in his role as a senator, which is a pretty powerful support." Booker declined making any statements only until reaching the U.S. side of the border.El año escolar en México ha llegado a su fin, y para mi primita Abigail eso significó también hacer el cambio de escolta en su primaria. Muchas graxias a las maestras y maestros del Centro Escolar Revolución de Ciudad Juárez por permitirme tomar estas fotografías. También agradezco a mi primita Abi y a sus amiguitas de la escolta por invitarme a documentar este momento tan importante para ellas. #mexico #ciudadjuarez #juaritos #estudiantes #primaria #escolta #colorguard #frontera #familia-Tía Chelita: El pastel se ve raro, Gus.😏 -Yo: En serio? Qué tiene? 😇 -Tía Chelita: Acércate para que veas bien.😏 -Yo: OK, a ver. Qué quieres que vea?😇 *Me acerco* -Tía: La Mordida! 🥳🤣 -Yo: 😳🎂Updates/Actualizaciones
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Un chicano orgulloso arruinó la fiesta de Mariano Rivera
Del montículo a los asuntos de su comunidad, Sergio Romo, de los San Francisco Giants, tiene mucho qué decir Nueva York—Las voces clamaron para que su héroe entrara a rescatar al equipo después de que le rindieron un homenaje para … Continue reading
Posted in baseball, béisbol, deporte, dream act, dreamers, Immigration, Immigration Reform, Latino issues, migración, MLB, New York City, politica, politics, Reforma migratoria, Social Justice, sports, Uncategorized, undocumented and unafraid
Tagged #SergioRomo54, 42, bay area sports guy, black and orange, i just look illegal, mariano rivera, mexican chocolate, orange and black, romo time, sergio romo, sfgiants, the bronx, three twins ice cream, yankees
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#Bringthemhome: Disagreement and parental love behind Dreamer’s plight
Marco Saavedra’s dad is torn by the path his son has taken and wishes he could come back to the family business in The Bronx. Antonio Saavedra wishes good luck and says goodbye to the voice of his son Marco … Continue reading
Posted in Arizona, dream act, dreamers, Immigration, Latino issues, migración, politica, politics, Reforma migratoria, Social Justice, undocumented and unafraid
Tagged border patrol, bring them home, customs and border protection, Dream8, lizbeth mateo, lulú martínez, marco saavedra, NIYA, nogales
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Undocumented youth on a mission to bring the Dream back home
Update: Watch the live video stream of the action straight from Nogales. Undocumented youth fighting for their rights have taken Mitt Romney’s self-deportation message and turned it into their most radical act of civil disobedience yet. Three of them took … Continue reading
Posted in dream act, dreamers, Immigration, Immigration Reform, Luis Ramírez, politica, politics, Reforma migratoria, undocumented and unafraid, Video
Tagged deportation, fight, lizbeth mateo, lulú martínez, marco saavedra, national immigrant youth alliance, organizing, resistence, self deportation
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The Superman Question, Freedom University, and Celebrities
Immigration reform and celebrities mixed yesterday. I am not talking about the nannies and other service workers making easier la vida de los famosos, at least not directly. Ayer, some famosos came out publicly in support of immigration reform. The … Continue reading
Posted in dream act, dreamers, Georgia, Immigration, Immigration Reform, Latino issues, migración, politics, Reforma migratoria, Social Justice, Uncategorized, undocumented and unafraid
Tagged Freedom University, junot díaz, lorgia garcia peña, mark zuckerberg, mundo hispánico, olga tañón, silicon valley
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“We needed to make Napolitano understand!”
Once more I am really emocionado y agradecido that Yovany Díaz Tolentino, a great y valiente luchador who has been fighting for the rights of the undocumented in Georgia and across the country, has taken the time to once more … Continue reading
Posted in Arizona, dream act, dreamers, Georgia, Immigration, Immigration Reform, Latino issues, migración, politica, politics, Reforma migratoria, Social Justice, undocumented and unafraid
Tagged Freedom University, GUYA, Immigration Reform, Janet Napolitano, President Obama, Puente Arizona, Senate Judiciary Hearing, undocumented and unafraid
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Love in times of immigration, according to Jon Kyl
Undocumented? Single? Need papers? Stop wasting your time on dating sites that won’t solve your needs. Meet Citizen4Me, the newest dating network that promises to find you love and papers at the same time. Now you can marry the gabacho … Continue reading
Posted in Arizona, dream act, dreamers, Georgia, Immigration, Latino issues, migración, politica, politics, Social Justice, undocumented and unafraid
Tagged achieve act, jon kyl
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Dreamers Taking Down Kris Kobach
I’m breaking the hiatus of this blog just to welcome—and bien emocionado—the guest voice of my compa Yovany Díaz Tolentino, a great y valiente luchador who has been fighting for the rights of the undocumented in Georgia and across the … Continue reading
Posted in Arizona, dream act, dreamers, Georgia, Immigration, Latino issues, migración, Social Justice, undocumented and unafraid
Tagged antiimigrant, arizona, hb56, kris kobach, racism, sb1070, white supremacy
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José Martí Awards!!
I had a very happy day because I found out that some of my work published in El Diario de Nueva York and Atlanta’s Mundo Hispánico had been awarded during the National Association of Hispanic Publications most recent conference. Journalists … Continue reading →