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The Virgin of Guadalupe ‒ the patron saint of Mexico ‒ has taken the United States, and the world by storm. Browse a collection of stories that explore the Virgin’s travels around the globe.

TRAVELING VIRGIN

The Virgin of Guadalupe — Mexico’s patron saint — has taken the United States, and the world, by storm.

 The Obama administration is considering nationwide implementation of the E-Verify program, which would be used to confirm the legal status of immigrant workers. The program has stirred controversy in areas where it is already in place.

CHANGING POLICY

Workers, business owners, policy makers and activists weigh in on the controversial E-Verify program.

 The issue of 'amnesty' will likely dominate upcoming debates over immigration reform. Look at the impact an amnesty program might have on the United States.

ANALYZING AMNESTY

The U.S. implemented an immigration amnesty program in the 1980s. Is another amnesty on the horizon?

 Latino students face daunting challenges in the U.S. education system, but some students have achieved success against all odds. Find out what it takes.

BUILDING SUCCESS

Some Latino students — with the help of teachers and parents — succeed in the U.S. education system against all odds.
Why do so many Mexicans make the dangerous, often deadly, trip across the border? Find the answer to that question and learn what citizens of one Mexican town are doing to try to keep their young people at home.

CROSSING LINES

Mexicans who want to make a living at home face daunting obstacles and small towns struggle to keep their young people from going north.

 Large numbers of Latinos are converting to 'new' Christian denominations. Find out what attracts them to these new faiths.

SHIFTING FAITH

Large numbers of Latinos are converting to ‘new’ Christian denominations, while the Catholic Church searches for ways to keep them in the fold.

 Latinos have a long history of service in the U.S. military. Explore their varied experiences within the armed services.

FIGHTING BATTLES

Latinos in the U.S. military have fought the nation’s battles while struggling to overcome discrimination at home and in the ranks.

 Meet Arizona State University's News21 reporters and find out about their experience covering Latino and Hispanic issues and culture.

INNOVATING NEWS

Meet Arizona State University’s News21 reporters and find out about their experience covering Latino and Hispanic issues and culture.