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Your morning catch-up: Echoes of Eisenhower’s immigration dragnet, SoCal’s atmospheric river storm and more big stories.
Your morning catch-up: The deportation machine learned in L.A., then went to Chicago; Democrats face flak for ending the shutdown and more big stories.
VoicesArellano: In Chicago, residents mount a community-wide defense against Trump’s deportation machine
Over the past two months, ICE has swept throughout Chicago but has swung its hammer with gusto on Little Village, considered the Mexican heart of the city.
VoicesArellano: From the ballot box to the streets, Latinos are blowing the whistle on Trump’s reign
Election Night was a humiliating rebuke of Trumpism. And the tip of the Democratic spear? Latinos.
VoicesArellano: From far away, an L.A. couple grapples with all-too-familiar debate after Dodgers win
In Madison, she long wore a Dodgers sweatshirt emblazoned with the Mexican flag that Sims bought for her because “it was a way to represent home. But not anymore.”
One shudders to think what Border Patrol sector chief Gregory Bovino thinks is excessive for la migra. With his powers now radically expanded, we’re about to find out.
A lifelong baseball fan, 75-year-old Conrado Contreras lost his memory last year after a heart attack and mild stroke. Now his love of the sport is back, just in time.
