Hidden toll of deportations leaves children behind
The mass raid at a New Bedford leather factory strains families as immigrant parents are swept up. Dozens of children rely on relatives or friends for care while officials argue over custody and safety. Massachusetts sent social workers to Texas. ICE says most detained parents have access to humanitarian releases for their kids. The situation prompts a congressional probe and renewed calls for policy fixes.
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Latinos press for HIV knowledge to close gap in AIDS fight
In Sacramento Latinos push lawmakers to expand HIV AIDS education and testing amid stigma and barriers to care. Vilma Mendoza, a 44 year old AIDS survivor from East Los Angeles, urges action as Latino cases rise and late detection fuels progression to AIDS. Barbara Bailey notes 23 percent of California AIDS cases are Latino, spurring leaders to demand routine HIV information and testing in medical visits.
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