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Día de Muertos festivities spread across the border as a homage to the departed and respect for Mexican culture

A community altar constructed by textile artist Genevieve Guadalupe stands in the art gallery of the nonprofit Tohono Chul botanical gardens in Tucson, Arizona, on Oct. 11, 2025. The altar holds cards where visitors write the names of departed loved ones and leave messages. Photo by Anita Snow/Puente News Collaborative A Tucson couple keeps borderlands

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How religions filled with pro-immigrant teachings motivate the faithful

“This isn’t about being Republican or Democratic. This is justice.” BY ANITA SNOW, ANGELA KOCHERGA, ALYDA MUELA AND DIANNE SOLIS Catholic parishioners rushed to deliver food boxes to migrants too terrified to leave their homes in the California city of Coachella after federal immigration agents swept through Hispanic neighborhoods during the summer. Just south of

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