Edición Semanaria (Weekly Edition)

National Actions Coordinated to Confront Tough Immigration Policies – A coalition of immigrant advocacy groups is planning a national week of action to respond to the impending toughening of immigration policies by the incoming administration of Donald Trump. This call comes as the new presidential team and nominees for the justice and homeland security departments reaffirm their promise of large-scale raids and mass deportations. José López Zamorano, reporting from Washington, D.C., with the details. 

 

Crucial Aid for Los Angeles Fire Victims – In Los Angeles, hundreds of families affected by the Eaton Fire, which devastated thousands of homes near the wooded areas of Pasadena and Altadena, located northeast of Los Angeles, came to a convention center to seek help. Some lost their property or were evacuated to escape the danger. Others are in search of the essentials: water, food, medical attention, or a place to stay. Alejandro Maciel spoke with some of those affected and shares their dramatic testimonies from the city of Pasadena.  

 

Texas Rejects Announced Tariff War with Mexico – Trade between Texas and Mexico represents one of the most important economic relationships in the region. However, it now faces an uncertain outlook. President-elect Donald Trump says he wants to impose tariffs on Mexican imports to the United States if Mexico does not halt undocumented immigration and drug trafficking. Critical voices believe these measures could trigger a tariff war harmful to both countries, as Mariana Pineda reports from Houston.