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Spokane bans warrantless ICE and Border Patrol searches in private areas of city-owned property | American Civil Liberties Union

Keep Washington Working Act to be signed into law

'Who else is helping?': Latinos en Spokane works for safe, thriving community | The Spokesman-Review

How the Border Patrol Stakes Out the Spokane Bus Station

Women of the Year: Jennyfer Mesa helped build the community she needed, and helps others in the process | The Spokesman-Review

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COVID-19 nearly killed a Washington farmworker. Now, the farm won't pay his worker's compensation | Local News | Spokane | The Pacific Northwest Inlander | News, Politics, Music, Calendar, Events in Spokane, Coeur d'Alene and the Inland Northwest

How COVID-19 changed the lives of one 38-year-old farmworker and his family | The Spokesman-Review

Spokane groups work to address racial inequities in vaccine distribution

Here's what Spokane health workers are doing to combat COVID-19 spread in diverse communities - KXLY

Calls for help grow as end to Washington's eviction moratorium inches closer | The Spokesman-Review

As End to Eviction Moratorium Nears, Advocates Fear Communities of Color at Higher Risk

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Jennyfer Mesa & Breean Beggs on Border Patrol in Spokane

Mexican Immigrant Becomes Community Activist in Spokane - New American Economy

Hispanic Heritage Month: How to celebrate with Spokane events, KREM2 News

‘It’s a celebration’: Latinos en Spokane honors lost loved ones at multiday Dia De Los Muertos event, Spokesman Review

Women of the Year: ‘Comadre’ Lupe Gutierrez a voice of reason, compassion and wisdom, Spokesman Review

Hispanic Heritage Month, SRHD Blog

Interview: How the Pandemic has Affected These Latinx Supporting Organizations and How You Can Help, ACLU-WA Blog

‘Justice and equity’: Gonzaga to host international hate studies conference, Spokesman Review

Spokane Shares $9.3 Million in Rent Relief

As the pandemic adds to a massive case backlog, asylum seekers in Spokane who fled Central America are stuck 'in limbo'

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