Podcasts about pilar marrero

Pilar Marrero, vino a los Estados Unidos para seguir a su entonces novio y mas tarde esposo. Empezo a trabajar en Los Angeles casi inmediatamente en un pequeño periodico desde entonces escribiendo acerca de Inmigracion. Hoy es una periodista exitosa trabajando en areas relacionadas con la comunidad inmigrante.

Our guest, journalist and political expert Pilar Marrero,  tells us the Bass campaign is falling short in winning  Latino voters.   And we also examine the battle for Latino voters between Sheriff  Alex Villanueva  and his challenger, Robert Luna.

Fernando y Jesus conversan con la periodista Pilar Marrero, quien ha cubierto la fuente de inmigración en los EEUU por treinta años, y  aclara muchas dudas comunes sobre el tema. 

Along with our guest, journalist Pilar Marrero, we discuss the Latino vote in the 2020 election nationally and in California, Arizona and other states. And we explore the impact of Latinos on American politics and policy in the future.Nancy Boyarsky is the producer-director of Inside Golden State Politics

In this episode we examine the question, "What is the immigration industrial complex?" We’ll learn how maintaining a flow of undocumented immigrants in and out of the United States means big money for many companies. We’ll also hear from Tanya Golash-Boza, author of the book, Deported: Policing Immigrants, Disposable Labor and Global Capitalism. If you like what you hear, consider supporting the podcast on Patreon. Your support will help make this a better project. For more information visit patreon.com/immigrantsong. You can also follow this project on Twitter or on Facebook. Just search for “immigrant song.” Our opening music is “Mexico City Blues II” by Los Negretes. Our closing music is A Meditation on Flight by Alpen. With interstitial music by Podington Bear. All songs are featured via a Creative Commons license. Thanks to Bob Maynard for the idea to profile an immigrant in each episode. The music from that segment for this episode was “Alexander's Ragtime Band” performed by Arthur Collins and Byron G. Harlan in 1911. Narrated and produced by Robert Stribley Show Notes: Original essay: What Is the “Immigration Industrial Complex”? https://medium.com/immigration-in-america/what-is-the-immigration-industrial-complex-bdf5fd109771 Recommended Reading * Deported: Immigrant Policing, Disposable Labor and Global Capitalism by Tanya Golash-Boza, NYU Press, 2015 * Emphasizing the ‘Complex’ in the ‘Immigration Industrial Complex’ by Nicole Trujillo-Pagán, April 2, 2013 * From Deportation to Prison by Patrisia Macías-Rojas, NYU Press, 2016 *How Private Prisons Are Profiting From Locking Up US Immigrants by Keegan Hamilton, VICE News, October 6, 2015 * How Private Prisons Game the Immigration System by Lee Fang, The Nation, February 27, 2013 * The Immigration Industrial Complex: Why We Enforce Immigration Policies Destined to Fail by Tanya Golash-Boza, Sociology Compass, 2009 * Killing the American Dream: How Anti-Immigration Extremists are Destroying the Nation by Pilar Marrero, St. Martin’s Press, 2012 * New face of the war on immigrants?: US immigration reform by William I. Robinson, Al Jazeera, July 10, 2013 * U.S. Grows An Industrial Complex Along The Border by Ted Robbins, NPR, September 12, 2012

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We connect with the fabulous Pilar Marrero, whose recent Latino Rebels story about why the LA Times published different political endorsements in English and Spanish caused the newspaper to offer a formal apology. In addition, we ask Pilar the question that always comes up during each election cycle: will Latinos show up? Hey, and don't forget to subscribe to Pilar's podcast, [The Pundettes](http://www.thepundettes.com/).

Ali Noorani, the executive director of the National Immigration Forum in Washington, D.C., an advocacy organization promoting the value of immigrants and immigration, sheds new light on our nation’s brewing immigration debate in his timely book, There Goes the Neighborhood: How Communities Overcome Prejudice and Meet the Challenge of American Immigration. Although U.S. politics are more polarizing than ever, Noorani argues that our issues of immigration are more about culture and values than politics and policy. In his book, Noorani follows the personal stories of Americans from across the political spectrum, including conservative faith, business, and law enforcement leaders, who are grappling with the question: “Do we, as Americans, value immigrants and immigration anymore?” Exploring how immigration is affecting the changing nature of American identity, Noorani talks with Pilar Marrero, a journalist and author of Killing the American Dream, a chronicle of U.S. immigration policy mishaps.

News stories of conflict involving people of color raise questions about the role of diversity in newsrooms. With the current election cycle drenched with racially charged rhetoric, how do journalists of color deal with the idea of "objectivity," when it can seem at odds with the work of telling hard truths? Gene Demby and Shereen Marisol Meraji talk with veteran political journalist Pilar Marrero whose reporting appears in the Spanish language newspaper La Opinion; and with Wesley Lowery, a Pulitzer Prize winning reporter on policing issues for The Washington Post.

Frequent FI2W contributor and senior political reporter for La Opinión Pilar Marrero comes on the podcast to discuss her new book Killing the American Dream: How Anti-Immigration Extremists are Destroying the Nation.

This week, John Rudolph speaks with Pilar Marrero of La Opinion and independent journalist Valeria Fernandez.

FI2W's John Rudolph is joined by Valeria Fernandez and Pilar Marrero, two journalists who covered the Iowa caucus for La Opinion and are now in New Hampshire for this week's primary.