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Latino entrepreneurs drive business in Queens

Entrepreneur Hector Delgado, owner of Delgado Travel.

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Interfaith festival in Jackson Heights, June 25 and 26

Festival organizer Mohammad Rashid promoting next weekend's Interfaith Harmony and World Peace Fair & Festival to be held at PS 145 in Jackson Heights. more>

Bloomberg attacks the poor

The mayor's attack on parents' low level or lack of education didn't go unnoticed. "It's an insult to our communities, and to the majority of parents with children in public schools," said Ken Cohen, the regional director of the NAACP.  more>

Cybercoyotes

Praying to God with a hammer in hand

To continue with the saga of contradictory messages on the issue of immigration, it turns out Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) wants to better its image among the immigrant population of Chicago, Illinois, while in nearby Detroit, Michigan, ICE appears to be focused on intimidating families in the vicinity of a school, going against its own guidelines not to conduct immigration operatives near schools or houses of worship. more>

Rhetoric vs. reality

Last week at a public forum sponsored by Univision, Karen Maldonado, a student, with a deportation order in her hand, asked Obama if it was true they were not deporting students, because she and other students keep on getting letters with the bad news. more>

Foreclosure: a nightmare for Queens Latinos

QueensLatino and the non-profit New America Media joined forces to follow the stories of three immigrant families that lost their homes during the foreclosure crisis. more>

Immigrants in USA must change tactics to fight for their rights

What is the way forward for the struggle for immigrants' rights? The most important theme to sound is that justice and fairness demand a path to citizenship for undocumented workers. To turn our back on them now, when times are bad, is a gross violation of common decency. more>

¡WAKE UP, LATINOS! Queens must fight the political machinery in court and streets to get into redistricting process

When discussing issues important to Latinos in New York one topic that often gets overlooked is "redistricting." Redistricting is the process being used to redraw lines and physical boundaries of electoral districts within a state. Unfortunately, this is a highly politicized and polarizing topic and some elected leaders prefer to keep the community "in the dark" about the subject. more>

Unions talk immigration

Willets Point: A war zone

Willets Point locals allege that a recent NYPD raid – 200 policemen and 50 cars – is part of the city's tactics to clear the area for a $300 million redevelopment plan. more>

Moya beats Monserrate in Queens

Anti-immigrant wave grows

Various Republican legislators expressed their support for altering the 14th Amendment of the Constitution, so that U.S.-born children of undocumented parents would not be able to obtain citizenship. more>

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