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Virtual panel discusses immigration Sept. 18

By LareDOS Staff | September 18, 2020

Panelists Welsh, Cisneros, and Loredo will discuss their advocacy work

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Saturday’s Trump Train detoured by Veterans United to Stop the Wall

By LareDOS Staff | September 14, 2020

Detour precluded parade route goal “to drive over liberal mural on Victoria St.”

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Labor Day’s violent history and its 2020 reality

By James C. Harrington | September 4, 2020

Reliance on undocumented workers continues unabated, all the while denying them any support during the pandemic

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First They Came for the Immigrants – Episode 2

By Virginia Raymond | September 4, 2020
Podcasts

First They Came for the Immigrants – Episode 1

By Virginia Raymond | September 4, 2020
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