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For most of his life in the United States, Pedro Manzanares, 53, had lived a discreet life in Chicago’s Little Village, one of the city’s vibrant Mexican immigrant neighborhoods. He had declined to denounce the working conditions at El Milagro — one of the nation’s most popular tortilla factories fined by the state in 2022 for “fragrant violations” of state labor law and still under ...

The campaign advocates for the University of California (UC) to lift hiring restrictions on undocumented students.

A Progressive Perspective: What President Biden Should Do to Win Re-Election (IRWIN STOOLMACHER COLUMN)

CHICAGO — For most of his life in the United States, Pedro Manzanares, 53, had lived a discreet life in Chicago’s Little Village, one of the city’s vibrant Mexican immigrant neighborhoods. He had declined to denounce the working conditions at El Milagro — one of the nation’s most popular tortilla factories fined by the state in 2022 for “fragrant violations” of state labor law and still under ...

OPINION: As a DACA "dreamer" and a health-care professional, I live a future of uncertainty.

The University of California’s governing board on Thursday punted a decision of whether to allow immigrant students without legal status to apply for jobs on its 10 campuses, with the system’s president warning doing so

The University of California's governing board on Thursday punted a decision of whether to allow undocumented students to apply for jobs on its 10 campuses.

In another move, UC regents delayed action until March on a controversial proposal to ban faculty from expressing opinions, such as criticism of Israel, on university websites.

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Senior Senate Republicans are furious that Donald Trump killed a budding bipartisan deal on the southern border, robbing them of a key legislative