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Editor, El Paso Matters
Features Editor/Magazine Editor, El Paso Inc.
Senior Content Editor, El Paso Times
Reporter/Editor, NCO Journal/U.S. Army
Director of Communications, University of Texas at El Paso

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Estrella del Paso shuts down legal services program for unaccompanied migrant children as Trump ends funding

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By Cindy Ramirez Verified
| El Paso Matters
Estrella del Paso on Friday shut down its Unaccompanied Children’s Program, leaving even more migrant children without legal representation after the Trump administration failed to reimburse it for services rendered, and is allowing a contract with legal service providers to end. “Without payment from the federal government, we simply can’t operate this program,” Melissa M. Lopez,  executive director of Estrella del Paso, said in a video statement.
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Renowned El Paso author, artist Benjamin Alire Sáenz dies at 71 Original

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By Cindy Ramirez Verified, Robert Moore Verified
| KFOX-TV (El Paso, TX) Verified
EL PASO, TEXAS — He was a farmboy, a priest, a teacher. He was a poet, novelist and artist. Benjamin Alire Sáenz, the renowned El Paso author whose complex life and acclaimed work have been widely recognized, died Tuesday night after a lengthy illness. He was 71.
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Renowned El Paso author, artist Benjamin Alire Sáenz dies at 71

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By Cindy Ramirez Verified, Robert Moore
| KVIA-TV (El Paso, TX) Verified
by Cindy Ramirez and Robert Moore July 28, 2026 Benjamin Alire Sáenz is pictured in his writing studio in 2020, the year he received the Texas Institute of Letters' Lifetime Achievement Award. His award-winning body of work includes the PEN/Faulkner-winning "Everything Begins and Ends at the Kentucky Club" and the bestselling "Aristotle and Dante" novels. (Mark Lambie / El Paso Times file photo) Share Facebook Nextdoor Reddit Sign up for El Paso culture stories and weekly events.
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