Real news – Immigration hard line could: cause $8 milk, affect your health, change voting registration

Real news – Immigration hard line could: cause $8 milk, affect your health, change voting registration

NewsTaco April 17, 2017

By Victor Landa, NewsTaco (3.5 minute read)  I read three stories today that show why we need to keep talking about immigration, even though some of us may be getting […]

Long-Lost Photos Reveal Life of Mexican Migrant Workers in 1950s America

NewsTaco April 14, 2017

By Victor Landa, NewsTaco (1 minute read)   TIME magazine has published a series of revealing photographs of the Bracero program from 1957. Sixty years ago the Saturday Evening Post […]

A Latina is in contention to be Trump Secretary of Agriculture

NewsTaco December 23, 2016

*Elsa Murano, 57, is a former undersecretary of Agriculture. The Cuban-born Texan is a former President of Texas A&M University. VL By Chris Clayton, The Progressive Farmer (3 minute read) […]

Children Of Latino Immigrants Forge Paths In Agriculture

NewsTaco November 4, 2014

*I love these stories. They show the many ways Latinos are contributing, taking adversity and turning into a future for their families, all across the country. VL By Amy Mayer […]

Is the Academic and Scientific World Selling Out to Monsanto?

Mary Mata April 26, 2013

By Silvia Casabianca, Saludify We were talking the other day on how the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics (AND) message to its 74,000 members became almost automatically compromised as soon as they decided […]

CA’s José Hernández’s Congressional Platform: Jobs And Ed

Mary Mata February 22, 2012

San Diego, California — Migrant farmworker-turned-astronaut José Hernández is running for Congress as a Democrat in the 10th district of California on a very simple platform: “Jobs, jobs, jobs and […]

Georgia’s Law Has Cost State At Least $10 Million

Mary Mata January 4, 2012

The Agricultural Commissioner of Georgia, Gary Black, released a report this week documenting the effect of HB 87 on Georgia’s agricultural economy. The report notes that the state’s agricultural industry […]

Alabama’s HB 56 Disastrous For Top Industry: Agriculture

Mary Mata January 3, 2012

By Raul A. Reyes, otherwords.org Ever since Alabama Gov. Robert Bentley signed the nation’s strictest immigration measure into law, he’s faced criticism from religious leaders and immigrant advocates. Now Bentley […]

WA State Dairy Workers Fighting For Union Rights

Mary Mata December 5, 2011

By Dylan Anderson, United Farm Workers Internet Communications Ruby Ridge is a large dairy located in Eastern Washington. An overwhelming majority of workers employed at the dairy signed union authorization […]

Georgia Politico Wants To Revisit HB 87 Add More E-Verify

Mary Mata November 21, 2011

Georgia State Rep. Katie Dempsey (R-Rome) said at a recent question and answer session that the HB 87 law requiring that companies with 10 or more employees use e-verify should be changed […]