*Democrats Prepare Multi-Billion Initiative to Confront Climate Change
*California Workers May Soon Have More Safeguards Against Natural Disasters
*Mexico Moves to Nationalize Lithium, a Pilar of the New Energy Industry

*Texas Lone Star Operation Could be a Major Diversion of Public Funds
*Hurricane Survivor Warns of Season Ahead
*In a Low Turnout During a Historic Election, Mexicans Ratify President Lopez Obrador

*Maneuvering on Capitol Hill to Delay End of Migrant Removal Policy
*Calls to Fix Census’ Undercount of Latino, Blacks, and Native Americans
*Mexico on Eve of Presidential Recall Referendum

* Latinos Split on Biden’s Massive Federal Budget
* Second COVID Booster Dose Authorized for Many People
* Calls to Extend Aid to Families Affected by the Pandemic

*2020 Census Undercount Causes Criticism and Possible Lawsuits
*Protests Against Controversial Law Limiting Sex Education in Elementary Schools in Florida
*Radio messages educate indigenous communities about the pandemic

*Pacifists Warn of Escalating War in Ukraine
*Pressure Mounts for Biden to End Expulsion of Immigrants
*Doctors Offer Hotline for Immigrant Inmates at Risk of Covid

*Amid War in Ukraine, Huge Spending Package Advances in Congress
*Opposition Grows to Massive Immigration Jail in Georgia
*Undocumented Workers Could Receive Unemployment Insurance in California

*Biden’s First State of the Union: Weak on Immigration?
*Blood Donations Rise in the US Northwest Amid Shortage
*Mexico Condemns Russian Invasion of Ukraine, Rejects Sanctions

*As Moratorium on Student Debt Looms, Calls for Loan Forgiveness
*On Gun Violence, California Gets an a “A” and Texas Flunks
* Wave of Early Retirements Expected among Latino Teachers

*Public Actions in Favor of Immigration Reform on “Day Without Immigrants”
*Generous Blood Donor Saved by Outpouring of Support After Crash
*Mexican Journalists Continue to be Murdered; Urgent Protection Requested