Tacos al pastor, horchata and…a kilo of cocaine? One of the world’s most powerful drug cartels is weaker today after federal drug agents say they have “decimated” a Utah-based cell of the cartel. After the arrest Tuesday of seven suspects an outlet of the Sinaloa cartel is “out of business,” said Frank Smith, assistant special [...]
Politicians call it the achievement gap. Educators and families call it heartbreaking. Only 69 percent of Latino students graduate from Utah high schools compared with 91 percent of white students. Many challenges keep young Latinos from graduating: language barriers, economic pressures, lack of role models and stereotyping in schools, to name a few. Experts say [...]
It’s sad to see how a state that once seemed very welcoming and kind could turn to become a place where people are just afraid to live or even visit. That’s what I’m afraid could happen with the great state of Utah. Starting July 1st, a new immigration law will come into effect; SB 81 [...]
This week, Daniel Carrillo updates us from Utah regarding the latest on immigration legislation. Watch for Daniel’s take on local, national, and world events every Thursday, only on Dos Lives. Wednesday was a good day for Utah legislation. One of the bills targeting the undocumented was defeated. Wednesday afternoon, the bill HB 208 aimed to [...]