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A court could end DACA at any time. Will you fuel our response?

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A court could end DACA at any time. Will you fuel our response?

Published on 08/15/22

A drop in the ocean? Or a grain of sand? What are you?

Young immigrant mother pushes Mexican Consulate to make appointments accessible to colonia residents

The Fight For DACA, Permanent Protections Is A Fight For Free and Safe RGV

‘Our History’ Episode 4

Texas Legal Attacks Show DACA “Band-Aid” Is Not Enough

“My Life Would Be Completely Different” – Reflections On 10 Years Of DACA

LUPE Online Survey

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LUCHAndo For A Better Life – Monthly Online Membership Meeting

‘Our History’ Episode 3

“Agradecida but tired” – One of RGV’s first DACA recipients on 10 years of DACA

‘Our History’ Episode 2

three portraits side-by-side of medicaid ambassadors Kayla Montaño, Elizabeth Rodriguez, and Sareth Garcia

Mothers do it all. They don’t have to do it alone.

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Looking Back On 10 Years Of DACA In The Rio Grande Valley

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‘Our History’: New video series tells the story of LUPE through the story of our director, Juanita Valdez-Cox

three portraits side-by-side of medicaid ambassadors Kayla Montaño, Elizabeth Rodriguez, and Sareth Garcia

Immigrant families + Medicaid = 💪

Group of women LUPE members dressed in red shirts hold supply donations in bags and boxes in front of sign that reads "Catholic Charities RGV"

End Asylum Restrictions, Not Our Welcoming Tradition

Group of women LUPE members dressed in red shirts hold supply donations in bags and boxes in front of sign that reads "Catholic Charities RGV"

The Monitor: End Asylum Bans, Not Our Welcoming Tradition

three portraits side-by-side of medicaid ambassadors Kayla Montaño, Elizabeth Rodriguez, and Sareth Garcia

Immigrant Parents In The Valley Have A New Ally In Their Battle To Give Their Families The Healthcare They Need

Speak out against politicians in the pockets of wealthy corporations who target and intimidate community organizers

LUPE Doña Maria Gomez stands in dignified pose on top of graphic background.

Rio Grande Guardian: Maria Gomez’s Lessons for Women’s History Month and Cesar Chavez Day

Diaz: Greater than fear

LUPE Doña Maria Gomez stands in dignified pose on top of graphic background.

We’ve changed the world before. It’s time to do it again.

Cesar Chavez Caravan: Unión, Perseverancia, y Voto

Pueblo-Powered Vaccine Advocacy

Watch: Hidalgo County Judge Candidates Tackle the Biggest Challenges Facing Colonia, RGV Residents

Hidalgo County Judge Candidates Will Tackle the Biggest Challenges Facing Colonia, RGV Residents at LUPE Candidate Forum

That time Governor Abbott asked RGV leaders to be pawns in his racist scheme