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One Family, Three Generations in a Changing Barrio

Oct. 9, 2017 / By Veronica Caro
Tags: gentrification, Housing, Immigration, santa ana

Three generations of my family saw Santa Ana’s gentrification unravel its many forms before our eyes. Through the decades, my grandmother, my mother and I have been able to observe the changes in our own way.

No, Long Beach Did Not Become a Sanctuary City for Immigrants. Not Yet.

Sep. 22, 2017 / By Michael Lozano and Xochitl Abarca
Tags: Daca, Immigration, sanctuary

We take a look at what really happened this week at City Council and compare the Long Beach Values Act to the statewide immigration bill awaiting Gov. Brown’s signature.

DACA Advice – What Recipients Can Do Now

Sep. 5, 2017 / By New America Media
Tags: Daca, Immigration

Ready California advises DACA recipients on what they can do now

To Trump from Long Beach — Don’t Take My DACA!

Aug. 28, 2017 / By Community Guest
Tags: csulb, Daca, Dreamers, Immigration

DACA has helped this CSULB immigrant access college and better pay and wants to make sure Trump doesn't put it to a halt.

Under Shadow of Trump, Long Beach Rallies for Workers and Immigrants

May. 2, 2017 / By CSULB Enterprise Reporters
Tags: Environment, Immigration, Police, religion, trump

“No ban! No wall! Sanctuary for all!” chanted marchers through downtown Long Beach on May Day.

At Annual Event, Coalition Calls for Unity Through Diversity in Face of Harsh Climate

Apr. 6, 2017 / By Crystal Niebla
Tags: events, gentrification, Immigration, Police, pollution

More than 20 Long Beach organizations came together at the 2017 People's State of the City yesterday to oppose deportations, pollution, gentrification, city funding priorities, and much, much more.

Immigration Destination: The Road to Sanctuary City

Mar. 13, 2017 / By M. Smith
Tags: deportation, Immigration, sanctuary

Our first mini-documentary follows a group of Long Beach immigrant youth and their journey to make their city, along with all of California, a sanctuary zone that keeps their families together.