Stuck in a DACA tug of war, young college educated Georgia residents’ lives are stalled
The Trump Administration has indicated it may soon accept DACA applications; but these undocumented Georgians aren't holding their breath
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Detained in Georgia: Georgia’s immigration detention system and the people it affects
The latest series from 285 South's media partner WABE
“I wanted to be what my community was missing”: Maria Villarreal seeks to be the therapist she needed as a child
Born in Mexico, Maria is among a new generation of culturally sensitive therapists equipped to deal with trauma"
At a food pantry in Buford Highway, volunteers see an increased need
The slowdown in SNAP benefits is only the latest challenge for immigrant communities, already experiencing financial stress amid federal raids and rising deportations.
“The birds are flying free”: Pain and healing at an ofrenda for Dia De Los Muertos
At Oakland Cemetery on Sunday, a remembrance of those who died while in ICE custody
“Every time I don’t hear from him, I panic. I think the worst,” says Adalina, whose husband is in immigration detention
With Jorge incarcerated following a routine traffic stop, Adalina still needs to make ends meet.
SNAP benefits expected to end in November: “That’s just like another chaos and panic.”
For recently arrived refugees in Georgia, who have yet to find their footing in an unstable economic environment, cuts to food benefits add to an already burgeoning crisis of costs
On Saturday in Tucker, No Kings protesters expressed solidarity with immigrants—though immigrants were scarcely present
“We have a lot less people of color protesting because I feel like they’re afraid,” said one attendee, a U.S. citizen.
De regreso en El Salvador, el periodista Mario Guevara habla sobre el futuro de MG News en Atlanta.
Mientras MG News se enfoca en noticias internacionales, el personal en Atlanta no está seguro sobre el futuro del medio.
Back in El Salvador, journalist Mario Guevara speaks about future of MG News in Atlanta
As MG News focuses on international news, staff in Atlanta is unsure about the future of the outlet
Detained in Georgia: Georgia’s immigration detention system and the people it affects
The latest series from 285 South's media partner WABE
“I wanted to be what my community was missing”: Maria Villarreal seeks to be the therapist she needed as a child
Born in Mexico, Maria is among a new generation of culturally sensitive therapists equipped to deal with trauma"
At a food pantry in Buford Highway, volunteers see an increased need
The slowdown in SNAP benefits is only the latest challenge for immigrant communities, already experiencing financial stress amid federal raids and rising deportations.
“The birds are flying free”: Pain and healing at an ofrenda for Dia De Los Muertos
At Oakland Cemetery on Sunday, a remembrance of those who died while in ICE custody
“Every time I don’t hear from him, I panic. I think the worst,” says Adalina, whose husband is in immigration detention
With Jorge incarcerated following a routine traffic stop, Adalina still needs to make ends meet.
SNAP benefits expected to end in November: “That’s just like another chaos and panic.”
For recently arrived refugees in Georgia, who have yet to find their footing in an unstable economic environment, cuts to food benefits add to an already burgeoning crisis of costs
On Saturday in Tucker, No Kings protesters expressed solidarity with immigrants—though immigrants were scarcely present
“We have a lot less people of color protesting because I feel like they’re afraid,” said one attendee, a U.S. citizen.
De regreso en El Salvador, el periodista Mario Guevara habla sobre el futuro de MG News en Atlanta.
Mientras MG News se enfoca en noticias internacionales, el personal en Atlanta no está seguro sobre el futuro del medio.
Back in El Salvador, journalist Mario Guevara speaks about future of MG News in Atlanta
As MG News focuses on international news, staff in Atlanta is unsure about the future of the outlet