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San Diego-based coalition marches to close migrant concentration camps - Vimarsana News

San Diego-based coalition marches to close migrant concentration camps

“The money that is being used in these centers should be going to the community, the arts...instead of the inhumane conditions that exist in the centers," said Salvadoran... #immigration #sandiego

Will Oceanside school be named after Pablo Tac? - Vimarsana News

Will Oceanside school be named after Pablo Tac?

Young Luiseño Indian attended seminary in Rome, wrote about mission Indians, and created dictionary Author Christian Clifford Photo by Katherine Fogden Chapel for Pablo Tac, mixed media installation by James Luna at the Venice Biennale, now in the National Museum of the American Indian at the Smithsonian. On June 8, 2021, the Oceanside Unified School District Board of Education announced that it will consider renaming San Luis Rey and Garrison Elementary Schools (combined during the 2019/2020 school year due to sinkholes at Garrison) one of the top three name recommendations of Dolores Huert...

US Government Has Until Next Week to Reunite Thousands of Families - Vimarsana News

US Government Has Until Next Week to Reunite Thousands of Families

US Government Has Until Next Week to Reunite Thousands of Families By Alexandra Mendoza The United States government is working against the clock to comply with a court order stating it must reunite 2,551 immigrant children who were separated from their parents at the border by the deadline set by a San Diego federal court. Judge Dana Sabraw gave the Trump Administration until Thursday, July 26, to reunite thousands of children ages 5 to 17 who were “unduly” separated from their parents. After failing to meet the deadline for reuniting the 103 children under five in their custody, the fed...

Pew Research: Center Racial Relations Worsen Under Current Administration | - Vimarsana News

Pew Research: Center Racial Relations Worsen Under Current Administration |

Pew Research: Center Racial Relations Worsen Under Current Administration By Manuel Ocaño Mrs. Adela says her daughter felt hurt when some of her classmates started mocking her by chanting that President Trump is going to build that wall. “Why would they do that? My girl is an American,” says the mother, “and I can’t even complain, all that would do is turn all the other school moms against me.” Adela is a legal immigrant from Veracruz, Mexico, who lives in National City. In the last two years, she says she’s seen an increase in discriminatory actions, particularly on public tra...