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<strong>New America Media</strong></p>
<p>Members of San Diego’s Iraqi community are expressing shock and surprise at the death of Shaima Alawadi, found lying in a pool of blood in the family’s El Cajon home last week. For many, the San Diego suburb has been “nothing but welcoming” to the thousands of Iraqis who have settled there in recent years.</p>

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<strong>New America Media</strong></p>
<p>Fourteen-year-old Jocelyn wants to be the first person in her family to graduate. But now she may have to do it without the one person who most wanted to be there: her mom.</p>
<p>When Alabama enacted the nation’s toughest immigration law, HB 56, her mother was faced with an impossible decision: stay and live in fear; or flee back to Mexico, denying her daughter the education that she had sacrificed so much to give her.</p>

To our members,
To our allies,
To the Mexicano People,
To the Friends of the Liberation struggle for Nuestra América,

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<p>Hace seis años, en plena primavera florida, Charlotte, la ciudad donde vivo, fue escenario de un evento extraordinario, que quedó imborrable en la mente de la comunidad latina de la ciudad.</p>