1/ Last month, I volunteered in a detention center with @RAICESTEXAS I thought I knew what was happening inside of these places. Some of the women I worked with experienced as much trauma in the centers as they did in the countries they were fleeing from...
Migrant kids in overcrowded Arizona border station allege sex assault, retaliation from U.S. agents, by @jacobsoboroff @JuliaEAinsley https://t.co/TEePPMrAA4
@BestBuySupport We don’t know who to reach out to about this incident since clearly the store manger is unable to provide a solution to their customers.
Shocked by the treatment my husband received at the Santan Gilbert @BestBuy location by both an employee &manager. Racially profiled &denied service by an employee who thought the gift cards we received as credit for a return (from the same store the day before) were fake. 1/
as he was in the wrong. My husband left without getting the laptop he wanted and intended to purchase, feeling very frustrated that he couldn’t even get the employee and manager to admit they were wrong and apologize to him. 5/
It doesn’t matter if you an engineer hoping to get a new laptop for work, as long as you look Hispanic, you’re still at risk to be racially profiled. 6/
@dougducey is the reason why this 7mo old pregnant lady is currently sick with Covid, despite working from home since March and doing everything she was supposed to do to keep safe. Thankful for state & Congressional reps @SenQuezada29@RubenGallego who are fighting for Arizonans
Last winter, I wrote about an asylum-seeker named Kevin and how ICE used confidential therapy notes to keep him detained.
In July, his detention center was overrun by Covid, and he gave up his case. He didn't survive even a month back in Central America.
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In 1999, the Clinton administration granted TPS to Honduras following Hurricane Mitch, which did billions of dollars of damage and killed thousands.
The Biden administration should absolutely consider the same for Hurricanes Eta and Iota, which devastated Honduras and Guatemala.
“But that's not where Garcia's story ends, because when he returned to Texas he continued to endure bigotry. He was infamously denied service at a restaurant. "I've been fighting for people like you, and now you mistreat me," he reportedly said.”
On this day in 1944, US Army Pvt. Macario Garcia, a Mexican national who lived in Texas and was drafted into the Army in '42, performed acts of heroism that earned him the Medal of Honor.
Student debt doesn’t affect just the debtor. This will change the quality of my life, my partner’s life, and our unborn child, giving us the freedom to work and invest our incomes in our family and not my loans.