How immigrants in America view their experiences amid national debates on immigration. For more information on Immigrant Voices, contact Elena Shore at eshore [at] newamericamedia [dot] org.
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Latinos on Edge in Pennsylvania Town
El Diario/La Prensa, News Feature, Cristina Loboguerrero, Translated by Suzanne Manneh, Peter Micek and Elena Shore, Jul 31, 2008
Two weeks after the fatal beating of a Mexican immigrant by a group of white teenagers, Latino residents of this Pennsylvania town are afraid to leave their homes.
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The Children of Iowa ICE Raids
New America Media, News Report , Marcelo Ballvé, Jul 10, 2008
In the aftermath of ICE raids the world has turned upside down for hundreds of Postville youth who once led normal lives — attending church and school, playing sports and starting garage bands. Traducción al español
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Be Gay, Be Anything You Want – Just Not Single
New America Media, Commentary, Sandip Roy, May 29, 2008
With same-sex marriage now legal in California, mothers across India and other countries hope their kids will finally get married.
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Still They March
New America Media, News Report, Roberto Lovato, May 02, 2008
How many people marched in the May Day rallies is less important than the fact that they marched at all, given the harsh crackdown on immigrants.
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From The Bedside
KoreAm, Feature, Bill Stephens, Apr 29, 2008
Korean American hospital chaplains play a crucial role in supporting patients and their families as they confront illness, injury and sometimes end-of-life issues
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Homeless Filipinos in New York
Filipino Reporter, News Report, Edmund Silvestre, Apr 28, 2008
In the dark, mean streets of Manhattan, two homeless Filipinos were found sleeping underneath cardboard boxes in subzero weather, or on moving subway trains.
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Law-abiding Mom Jailed, Faced Deportation Before Release
Tribuna, News Report, Emanuela P. Lima, Mar 13, 2008
Tereza legally entered the USA 20 years ago, subsequently paying taxes and obeying the law in Conn., until ICE agents handcuffed her, putting her in a cell with a toilet in full view of officers, reports the Tribuna.
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Labor and Delivery
KoreAm, News Report, John Lee, Feb 29, 2008
The six-year-long labor dispute involving Assi Super finally sees closure, with settlement checks for former workers and changes that affect current employees.
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