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Month: July 2021

LPPF

Republican Legislators Curb Authority of County, State Election Officials

July 29, 2021

“Some elected officials

Education

Improving K-12 education for Hispanic students in Las Vegas and beyond

July 15, 2021

This report was

Books

Bridging Cultures: Reflections on the Heritage Identity of the Texas-Mexico Borderlands

July 14, 2021

by Admin Borderlands:

U.S.-Mexico Relations

The USMCA shifts into high gear, but still needs testing

July 9, 2021

Responding to the

Healthcare

Cash Is King in Supporting Families

July 7, 2021

Forum: Should Congress

Immigration

Uphold laws and welcome immigrants – that’s the Texan way the country can learn from

July 6, 2021

Without the border,

Understanding the Border: A Conversation on Life, Culture, and Commerce

State of Latino Entrepreneurship 2020: The Report

With deep manufacturing ties and huge cross-border trade flows, the economic prosperity of the United States and Mexico is profoundly linked.

What Makes Smart Immigration and Border Policy in the 21st Century?

From One Generation to the Next: Our Fiscal and Economic Legacy

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  • Student Debt Has Increased Sevenfold Over the Last Couple Decades. Here’s Why
  • Ukrainian Refugees Fan Out Across U.S., Enroll Kids in Local Schools While Others Wait at Border

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