Carlos Martínez Baldenegro fue arrestado el jueves por agentes del Departamento de Seguridad Pública de Arizona. Había ganado recientemente la residencia permanente tras un largo juicio migratorio.
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- Por Liliana López Ruelas La Estrella de Tucsón
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La noche del martes 28 de julio, y después de casi un año privado de su libertad, Carlos Martínez Baldenegro volvió a su casa en Tucsón.
- Liliana López
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On the topics of misogyny, Trump's presidency or estate tax repeal, Arizona Daily Star readers share their opinion.
- Angela Pittenger | This Is Tucson
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When Cynthia Magallanes' 7-year-old daughter overheard her parents talking about the possibility of her mother having to move to Mexico, she h…
- By Howard Fischer Capitol Media Services
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PHOENIX — "Dreamers” are not in this country legally and not entitled to in-state tuition, the Arizona Court of Appeals ruled today.
- By Howard Fischer Capitol Media Services
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PHOENIX — Arizona regents voted today to tell President-elect Trump how he can legally allow "dreamers” to remain in this country while avoidi…
- By Alex Devoid For the Arizona Daily Star
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