Twenty-one prisoners died Monday in a fight between inmates at a Mexican prison across the border from McAllen, Texas, officials said.
Veteran Actor Performs during Texas Tech’s Hispanic Her
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by chicano | September 9th, 2008
Pepe Serna will feature his One-Man Show on the Texas Tech campus at 7 p.m. Sept. 18 in the Human Sciences Building room 169.
Texas: Foes Try to Block Suburb’s Illegal Immigrant Ban
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by chicano | September 9th, 2008
“The entire purpose of this ordinance is to encourage and prevent illegal immigrant from living in Farmers Branch,” Jung said.
La Anti-Expo de Christian Bravo / Christian Bravo’s Anti-Show
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by chicano | September 9th, 2008
A friend of mine, Christian Bravo, was on track to present his work at a Chicano community arts center in Houston in a show that would have opened
San Antonio Tardeada Music Festival
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by chicano | September 5th, 2008
Documentary Film on schedule for Sundance 2011
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Man suspected in death flees to Mexico
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by chicano | September 3rd, 2008
Associated Press - September 3, 2008 4:25 AM ET McALLEN, Texas (AP) - Authorities say an illegal immigrant ranch worker wanted in the fatal beating…
Illegal Alien Hired by TX Rep Wanted for Murder
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by chicano | September 3rd, 2008
…hired by a Texas lawmaker is a suspected illegal immigrant now wanted in the fatal beating of a young Hispanic man, authorities said Monday.
Undocumented worker at Kino Flores’ ranch accused of murder [South…
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by chicano | September 2nd, 2008
Police say a suspected illegal immigrant working for a Democratic state representative brutally beat another man to death with a bat Monday morning.
They Say They Were Born in the U.S.A. The State Department Says Prove It
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by chicano | August 14th, 2008
In the archives of local institutions, Juan Aranda’s life is firmly rooted in this small south Texas town. His birth certificate says he was delivered unto Weslaco 38 years ago, and church records say he was baptized here soon after. School files list him as a student in the local district from kindergarten through high [...]
Latinos say they have numbers, not voice at North Forest ISD
by chicano | August 11th, 2008
During more than a decade of attending school in North Forest, Christian Perez, a first-generation American, had one teacher who looked like him.
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