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Month: September 2018

Arizona licenses for nonprofit housing migrant kids at risk

Arizona officials have moved to revoke the licenses for a nonprofit that houses immigrant children after it missed a deadline to show that all its employees passed background checks. Texas-based Southwest Key demonstrated an “astonishingly flippant attitude” toward the state’s concerns about delayed background checks for workers at its eight Arizona shelters, the state Department

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Llega AMLO a Mexicali

Fue una tarde cálida, sin embargo a la gente no le importaba porque esperaban a su futuro presidente. Con una hora de retraso arrivó a la Plaza de los Tres Poderes del Centro Cívico en Mexicali. Paso y saludo a los que pudieron agarrar un lugar pegado a la valla. Otros con mantas y porras

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Inmate escapes work detail, at large

An inmate escaped from Imperial County Sheriff custody while working on a cleanup detail in the north area of Brawley along Highway 111 on Wednesday afternoon. 24-year-old Jacob Roman Mariscal has brown eyes, black hair, weighs about one-hundred-ninety pounds. He’s 5’11” tall. Mariscal is a Brawley resident. He has two distinctive tattoos on his face.

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