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Month: May 2018

Groups provide legal advice at immigration clinic

The Trump Administration says it’s committed to building a border wall and removing those who enter the country illegally. President Donald Trump says it’s an effort to keep the U.S. safe from drugs and crime. However, immigration attorneys say applying for citizenship can be a complicated and expensive process. That’s why local advocacy groups hosted

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Crash kills motorcyclist in Las Cruces

A motorcyclist died in a two-vehicle crash Friday in Las Cruces, police said. The crash happened at the intersection of Engler Road and Jornada Road. Las Cruces police said New Mexico State Police tried to stop the motorcyclist on N.M. Highway 70 about 6 p.m. west of Alamogordo. Troopers said they lost sight of the

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Texas sheriff stumbles in run for governor

Texas hasn’t elected a Democrat governor in 28 years but has never seen a candidate like Lupe Valdez: a trailblazing Hispanic female sheriff who is gay and grew up picking green beans as the daughter of migrant farmworkers. But ahead of a May 22 runoff, an unsteady performance by Valdez has some Democrats convinced they’ve

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Texas sheriff stumbles in run for governor

Texas hasn’t elected a Democrat governor in 28 years but has never seen a candidate like Lupe Valdez: a trailblazing Hispanic female sheriff who is gay and grew up picking green beans as the daughter of migrant farmworkers. But ahead of a May 22 runoff, an unsteady performance by Valdez has some Democrats convinced they’ve

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