The Univision journalist, who has a new book out, discusses covering the Trump administration as a Mexican American dual citizen living in the United States.
“We surrendered to a journey that was wonderful but forced upon us,” says Katerina Barron. She and her two children were born in the US and moved to Mexico after her husband was deported.
Magali Torres, who lives in Florida and is originally from Mexico, is closely watching whether Congress and the White House can agree on a path that will allow her to continue to work legally in the US and worry less about deportation.
When The World's Monica Campbell returned to her home in Mexico City, she arrived to chaos. People were trying their best to rebuild or they were leaving altogether. Her neighborhood in particular was among the hardest hit.
On Sept. 7, a massive earthquake off of Mexico's southern coast damaged buildings. And then a powerful aftershock a few weeks later finished some of them off. People in the region just want the earth to stop shaking.
The Department of Homeland Security has waived environmental laws to move forward on wall projects in California and Texas. Scientists and conservation advocates wonder if this national monument is next.
More than a year ago, a husband and wife from Mexico voluntarily returned to their country of origin and left their Americanized sons in the United States. Now that Trump has been elected, will more immigrant parents make the same choice?
“We surrendered to a journey that was wonderful but forced upon us,” says Katerina Barron. She and her two children were born in the US and moved to Mexico after her husband was deported.
Magali Torres, who lives in Florida and is originally from Mexico, is closely watching whether Congress and the White House can agree on a path that will allow her to continue to work legally in the US and worry less about deportation.
When Mexican American cartoonist Lalo Alcaraz heard Donald Trump use the phrase "bad hombres" during the presidential debate, he knew it was going to be one of the lines of the night. Then he got to work.
The Univision journalist, who has a new book out, discusses covering the Trump administration as a Mexican American dual citizen living in the United States.
French artist JR announced this new installation in Tecate, California, the day the Trump administration announced the end of the DACA program, which protects some undocumented immigrants brought to the US as children from deportation.
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Global Politics
More Mexicans are crossing the border — to leave the US. Here’s one family’s story.
PRI's The World
January 18, 2017
More than a year ago, a husband and wife from Mexico voluntarily returned to their country of origin and left their Americanized sons in the United States. Now that Trump has been elected, will more immigrant parents make the same choice?
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Justice
He’s been deported twice. This third time, his family is leaving the US with him.
PRI's The World
August 04, 2017
Here’s what one family will do to stay together. We’re following their story.
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Global Politics
An American family finds their way in Mexico after deportation
PRI's The World
January 11, 2018
“We surrendered to a journey that was wonderful but forced upon us,” says Katerina Barron. She and her two children were born in the US and moved to Mexico after her husband was deported.
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Education
For one immigrant in Florida, a DACA fix would mean 'peace of mind'
PRI's The World
December 01, 2017
Magali Torres, who lives in Florida and is originally from Mexico, is closely watching whether Congress and the White House can agree on a path that will allow her to continue to work legally in the US and worry less about deportation.
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Global Politics
Young, undocumented and trying to 'keep my sanity'
PRI's The World
July 28, 2017
"You don’t feel safe anymore. It always feels like we’re tiptoeing our way to 2020, we’re tiptoeing our way to, hopefully, a new president.”
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Economics
How returning home to Mexico gets complicated after years in the US
PRI's The World
March 26, 2015
In this small city in Mexico's Yucatán, the choice between staying near family or earning more in the United States leaves some people restless.
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Arts
Cartoonist Lalo Alcaraz responds to Donald Trump's 'bad hombres' debate line
October 20, 2016
When Mexican American cartoonist Lalo Alcaraz heard Donald Trump use the phrase "bad hombres" during the presidential debate, he knew it was going to be one of the lines of the night. Then he got to work.
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Jorge Ramos: We can't "be neutral" with a president like Trump
PRI's The World
May 04, 2018
The Univision journalist, who has a new book out, discusses covering the Trump administration as a Mexican American dual citizen living in the United States.
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Arts
Mexicans and Americans bond over a giant baby and a border wall
PRI's The World
September 15, 2017
French artist JR announced this new installation in Tecate, California, the day the Trump administration announced the end of the DACA program, which protects some undocumented immigrants brought to the US as children from deportation.
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Justice
On the way to the US, children seeking asylum are often put in Mexico’s detention centers
PRI's The World
January 03, 2017
Mexico detains most unaccompanied migrant children in jail-like facilities, even though the country’s laws forbid it.