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SAN LUIS, Ariz. – Teachers at two elementary schools in San Luis are making their concerns known about the decision to shuffle two principals to new positions.

ROMAN Catholic Archbishop of Port of Spain Jason Gordon says there is "more than enough" room in denominational schools to accommodate registered Venezuelan children. The Catholic Board, he said, is fully prepared to begin receiving these children but nothing can be done until the relevant State authorities grant approvals. Gordon was speaking at a joint

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Luis Marquez was among the first migrants to arrive to the nation's capital from Texas. He speaks about what his first year in DC was like.

In some states, there’s no prohibition on collecting ballots from other community members, common in places with limited access to polls.

Guillermina Fuentes was sentenced to one month for alleged unlawful ballot collection – and advocates say prosecuting cases like hers suppresses the right to vote

Guillermina Fuentes, a 66-year-old Arizona grandmother, served a month in jail for collecting four ballots for community members.

On Oct. 13, Guillermina Fuentes, a 66-year-old grandmother, former farmworker, school board member, and local Democratic leader, was sentenced to one month in jail and two years of probation for collecting four completed mail ballots that belonged to community members during the August 2020 primary.

Arizona woman was jailed for 30 days last fall, for alleged unlawful ballot collection. 

Guillermina Fuentes, a 66-year-old grandmother and former mayor, spent a month in jail for violating an Arizona voting law upheld by the U.S. Supreme Court.