Exiled: Part Two of two-part series on the impact of US Immigration Policy

Among the many kids in San José Calderas, Guatemala is Jeidy Hernández, a U.S. citizen. Instead of leaving kids in the U.S., many parents are choosing to move the entire family. photo: Vinicio Interiano. For more images by Interiano, please visit the original story at Equal Voice News

Accidental Foreigners: America’s Forgotten Citizens by Cindy Carcamo for Equal Voice News. For more stories and current news, please visit Equal Voice News. SAN JOSE CALDERAS, Guatemala — Jeidy knows she’s different. The 5-year-old with dark eyes and an impish smile toys [...]

Expendable: Part One of two-part series on the impact of US Immigration Policy

Modesto Hernandez sits in his apartment on Feb. 26, 2013. Photo by Mike Kane for Equal Voice News

The True Cost of Food: Immigration and Agriculture Workers by Brad Wong for Equal Voice News. For more stories and current news, please visit Equal Voice News. BELLINGHAM, Wash. – When Modesto Hernandez, 35, walks these days, he [...]

Price of Plastic: Plastic Factory Workers at Higher Risk for Breast Cancer

Abandoned plastics factory. photo: Ben K Adams

Study spotlights high breast cancer risk for plastics workers By Jim Morris for The Center for Public Integrity WINDSOR, Ontario — For more than three decades, workers, most of them women, have complained of dreadful conditions in many [...]

Stolen: Gustavo Jononovich Documents the Exploitation of Latin America’s Natural Resources

Ecuador: Natural gas is burned off next to an oil well. photo: Gustavo Jononovich. To see more visit  Nieman Reports and Gustavo Jononovich

This Land Is Their Land Bearing witness to the fallout from the exploitation of Latin America’s natural resources By Gustavo Jononovich for Nieman Reports Latin America’s abundant natural resources are a blessing and a curse. Too often, foreign [...]

The Story of Pesticide Protection for Farm Workers

A sign defaced warning about the dangers of pesticides. photo: Wikimedia Commons

Farmworkers plagued by pesticides, red tape by Ronnie Greene for iWatch News NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Laboring in the blackberry fields of central Arkansas, the 18-year-old Mexican immigrant suddenly turned ill. Her nose began to bleed, her skin developed [...]

Pentagon Report Finds Whistleblower Protections at Risk

Lady Justice on the Fountain of Justice in Frankfurt, Germany. photo: Wikimedia Commons

Pentagon failed to protect whistleblowers Investigators routinely disregarded rules while rejecting complaints of reprisals for reporting waste, fraud and abuse by R. Jeffrey Smith & Aaron Mehta for iWatch News The Defense Department has inadequately protected from reprisals whistleblowers [...]