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Voces Unidas stands with the community of Durango
The events in Durango this week have had a profound impact on Colorado, particularly on the Western Slope. A normal school morning became a nightmare for the Jaramillo Patiño family. Early Monday, immigration officers pulled over a father driving his 15-year-old son and 12-year-old daughter to school and misidentified him as someone else. Instead of correcting the error and letting the children get to class, federal agents arrested and detained the dad and both kids. Agents

Voces Unidas Action Fund
Oct 312 min read
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Supreme Court ruling allows racial profiling, enables federal agents, diminishes constitutional freedoms
Constitutional rights suffered a major blow this week when the U.S. Supreme Court essentially legalized racial profiling by government...

Voces Unidas de las Montañas
Sep 102 min read
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Local Sheriff deputies suspected of doing ICE enforcement in Garfield County
When Luis Armando Rivas Martinez thought he was being followed by a silver car, he told his family, but tried to brush it off as nothing. But on Tuesday, June 3, while walking out of the WalMart in Glenwood Springs, the silver car was back, and this time, it was joined by two other vehicles identified as belonging to the Garfield County Sheriff’s Office. The uniformed Garfield County Sheriff Deputy asked Luis to confirm his name, and then an officer with a black vest and the

Voces Unidas de las Montañas
Aug 183 min read
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