29. October 2014
29. October 2014
27. October 2014
Central American mothers and children suffer bias and legal limbo while detained in Artesia, New Mexico.
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Tomas Serna was something of a regular. The 89-year old North-Valley resident called candidates, elected officials, ward heelers, volunteers who happened to come to his door whenever he had a thought—a thought about his benefits, his transportation problem, his health, his expired driver’s license or his daughter who was “no damn good.” He still believed politicians were there to help. As a result, his telephone number was on every call list, and his doorbell regularly rung by campaign volunteers. Now, in 2013, he was on the list of seniors who needed a ride to the polls to vote early in the local election. The low turnout elections could teeter on two or three votes so Tomas was in high demand when a perky field worker knocked on his door...
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