Virtually a year ago, when we were barely learning how to deal with the SARS-COV2 virus, those who were considered essential workers in industries like
By Angie Baldelomar Longtime Kansas City area resident Josefina Prewitt, affectionally known as “Pepa,” recently celebrated a big milestone: turning 100 years old.“It’s very exciting,”
By Roberta Pardo Kansas and Missouri are planning changes to pandemic-related unemployment programs.On May 11, Missouri Gov. Mike Parson announced that Missouri will stop participating
Today we have news of interest to immigrants who are TPS holders and plan to apply for permanent residency in the future, or are close
In this issue • Dos Mundos celebrates 40th anniversary • Rafaela “Lali” Garcia dies at 93 • U.S. expands temporary work permits for some U
This week nine years ago, on June 15, DACA was announced as a measure of the United States Government that in 2012 created a provisional
The role of fathers has been evolutionary across cultures throughout millennia. But the benefits enjoyed by modern families and society from fatherhood’s contemporary province are
By Roberta PardoThe Biden administration announced Monday (June 14) that it will speed up the process of issuing temporary work permits and deportation relief to
