Community Mourns ICE Shooting Victim; La Norteña Redevelopment Breaks Ground; OSHA Heat Rule Faces Opposition

Community Mourns ICE Shooting Victim; La Norteña Redevelopment Breaks Ground; OSHA Heat Rule Faces Opposition

In this week's edition of EL PULSO, immigrant-rights advocates raise new concerns after two immigrants were killed during encounters involving ICE agents, including a Detroit vigil honoring Lorenzo Salgado Araujo and renewed calls to end immigration-related vehicle pursuits in residential neighborhoods.

We also report on the groundbreaking of the historic La Norteña building in Mexicantown, where a long-vacant Latino-owned property will be transformed into a mixed-use development designed with community input and neighborhood preservation in mind.

Plus, District 6 Business Liaison Raquel Figueroa shares how her own migration story shapes the way she helps Southwest Detroit entrepreneurs navigate city resources and grow their businesses.

We also highlight the premiere of A Happy World, filmmaker Sebastian Rivera-Mendoza's new short film shot in Southwest Detroit, and examine the uncertain future of a proposed federal workplace heat standard designed to protect workers during extreme temperatures.

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English Learners Face Funding Gap; Southwest Youth Council Recruits; Fiesta Tigres Celebrates Latino Heritage

English Learners Face Funding Gap; Southwest Youth Council Recruits; Fiesta Tigres Celebrates Latino Heritage

In this week’s edition of EL PULSO, Detroit homeowners have until September 22 to apply for two city programs offering free repairs to qualifying households. Critical Home Repair can address problems ...

17 Sep 6min

Latino Voter Turnout Rises; CHASS CEO Takes National Role; DPSCD Leader Earns Visionary Award

Latino Voter Turnout Rises; CHASS CEO Takes National Role; DPSCD Leader Earns Visionary Award

In this week’s edition of EL PULSO, Latino voter turnout rises in Michigan as organizers prepare for the November election. New post-primary research shows growing participation among Latino voters, w...

10 Sep 9min

Hotel Yorba Gets New Owner; Police Calls to ICE Rise; ¡Fiesta Tigres! Returns

Hotel Yorba Gets New Owner; Police Calls to ICE Rise; ¡Fiesta Tigres! Returns

In this week’s edition of EL PULSO, a new investigation from Michigan Public and Outlier Media examines how routine encounters with local police can turn into immigration cases. A review of hundreds o...

4 Sep 7min

Detroit Students Get “Day One Ready”; Latino Community Sends Earthquake Relief; DCFC Beats League Leaders

Detroit Students Get “Day One Ready”; Latino Community Sends Earthquake Relief; DCFC Beats League Leaders

In this week’s edition of EL PULSO, Detroit students head back to class as the city promotes its “Day One Ready” campaign, with enrollment resources, health reminders, free DDOT rides for K-through-12...

27 Aug 8min

SXSW Voting Open for Latino Voices in Tech; Wayne County Restarts Tax Relief; DCFC Draws at Home

SXSW Voting Open for Latino Voices in Tech; Wayne County Restarts Tax Relief; DCFC Draws at Home

In this week’s edition of EL PULSO, we look at resources available to Detroit small-business owners through the New Economy Initiative and its network of local organizations, while Credit Union ONE pr...

21 Aug 6min

ICE Arrests Hit Record Levels; Migrant Children Lose Legal Support; Southwest Freight Project Moves Forward

ICE Arrests Hit Record Levels; Migrant Children Lose Legal Support; Southwest Freight Project Moves Forward

In this week’s edition of EL PULSO, ICE arrests reach record levels nationwide as legal support for unaccompanied immigrant children shrinks. In Michigan, more than 500 children could lose legal repre...

13 Aug 8min

Abdul El-Sayed and Jocelyn Benson Win Primaries; Migrant Children Lose Legal Support; Wayne State Names Latino Studies Leader

Abdul El-Sayed and Jocelyn Benson Win Primaries; Migrant Children Lose Legal Support; Wayne State Names Latino Studies Leader

In this week’s edition of EL PULSO, Michigan’s primary election sets the stage for November. Abdul El-Sayed wins the Democratic nomination for U.S. Senate, Jocelyn Benson advances in the governor’s ra...

6 Aug 8min

Livingston County Joins ICE Program, DPSCD Seeks Operating Millage, & the Gordie Howe Bridge Opens

Livingston County Joins ICE Program, DPSCD Seeks Operating Millage, & the Gordie Howe Bridge Opens

In this week’s edition of EL PULSO, Detroit voters prepare to decide an operating millage that could generate approximately $112 million a year for Detroit Public Schools Community District and help f...

30 Jul 8min

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