Earlier this month, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that government officials, except in cases of clear incompetence or intentional law breaking, can use deadly force against unarmed civilians.
The ruling...
His words say Mexican-Americans can do anything. His eyes see hope where there is none. His feet march for the dreamer, to the point of arrest.
Every Chicano is a star, in his eyes.
Raúl...
He had a tattoo of a lion with a soccer ball on his left forearm. It could be assumed from his tattoo that his journey began in San Marcos, Guatemala, near the border with Mexico. It...
In the fall of 2011, Khalil Rushdan walked out of prison a free man.
Rushdan served 15 years of a 25-year sentence following his conviction for first-degree felony murder in 1997. That year,...
After 94 days in sanctuary, Francisco Perez Cordova left his Tucson office-turned-bedroom at St. Francis in the Foothills United Methodist Church. A year later in 2015, Rosa Robles left her...
