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Two Spanish-speaking women in their 50s say they experienced discrimination and retaliation while working at the South Valley Care Center, a nursing home where they were on the housekeeping staff. Mar铆a Nevarez and Mar铆a Perez, both immigrants from Mexico, announced Wednesday that two federal agencies are looking into their allegations. -
While many in New Mexico are experiencing economic hardships during the pandemic, a new study released Tuesday, June 30, focused on its impact on Hispanic鈥� -
On May 1, New Mexico became the second state to establish hazard pay specifically for child care workers, OL脡 New Mexico announced. The Children, Youth鈥� -
In episode 43, we talk about how not everybody's at home waiting out the pandemic. We hear from people around the state who are still employed and in鈥� -
Episode 39 is focused on migrants, asylum-seekers and refugees in our communities, and on Immigration and Customs Enforcement detention centers, which are鈥� -
The 2020 Census is coming up this spring. The once-every-decade survey determines how much federal funding New Mexico gets for things like food and鈥� -
People detained by Immigration and Customs Enforcement around the country describe harsh conditions and even abuse inside facilities. Transgender women鈥� -
Let鈥檚 Talk New Mexico 12/7 8a: Emerging reports of sexual abuse and misconduct are toppling more men in power every week. Newspapers are investigating鈥� -
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement under President Donald Trump is changing how it effectively prioritizes immigrants for deportation. Immigrant鈥� -
May 1 is International Workers Day, a celebration of the working class and labor around the world. Here in New Mexico, civil rights organizations,鈥�
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