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Latinos widely agree that the immigration system in the United States needs a large overhaul, according to a new survey by PEW Research.
Patricia Chalela has always loved working in public health and being a valuable member of a team.
President Joe Biden has vowed to completely reform how the U.S. handles immigration.
Immigration is difficult and often traumatic.
People who immigrate to the U.S. often face a dangerous journey only to be met with aggression and xenophobia at the border. It can lead to loss of hope, anxiety, depression, and even suicide.
