Does appointment undermine NFL’s moral authority?
The late, legendary National Football League coach Vince Lombardi for whom the Super Bowl trophy is named once said, “They call it coaching, but it is teaching.” Pro Football Hall of Fame coach, the late Paul Brown for whom the Cincinnati, Ohio sports stadium is named famously said, “A pro coach is a teacher, no […]
A retirement guide for DACA recipients
Commentary by Melissa Arroyo Planning for retirement can be intimidating for Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) recipients who are starting out in their careers and learning about their workplace 401(k) plans or how much of their money goes toward Social Security. If you’re a DACA recipient, here’s a quick guide for retirement planning: *Understand […]
Voting card process open to Mexicans living abroad
By Chara The Instituto Nacional Electoral (INE) has opened the process to Mexican citizens residing outside the country to apply for a voting card and vote while they’re living abroad. According to INE statistics, there are 11,913,989 Mexicans living abroad, with 97.7 percent of them living in the United States. Mexicans interested in voting abroad […]
KC immigration attorney advises immigrants to be prepared
The landscape for immigrants – documented and undocumented – is changing, according to a Kansas City area immigration attorney. From seeking to cut legal immigration by half to halting the program that helped grant legal status to Central American minors who were fleeing violence, President Trump’s administration has worked relentlessly to undo Obama-era regulations and […]