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Norma Martinez

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Fronteras: Author Reyna Grande reframes her traumatic immigration story in ‘Migrant Heart’

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By Norma Martinez Verified, Norma Martínez, Marian Navarro Verified
| Texas Public Radio (San Antonio, TX) Verified
Child immigrants can face harrowing trials during their journeys from their home countries to the United States. Author Reyna Grande traveled from Mexico to the U.S. when she was just 9 years old and found herself living in an abusive household. She later struggled to live between two nations, languages, and cultures. Grande has documented her own child immigration story through a series of unapologetic memoirs.
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Fronteras: Author Reyna Grande reframes her traumatic immigration story in ‘Migrant Heart’

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By Norma Martinez Verified, Norma Martínez
| shorturl.at
Child immigrants can face harrowing trials during their journeys from their home countries to the United States. Author Reyna Grande traveled from Mexico to the U.S. when she was just 9 years old and found herself living in an abusive household. She later struggled to live between two nations, languages, and cultures. Grande has documented her own child immigration story through a series of unapologetic memoirs.
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Fronteras: Why colonias exist and persist along the Texas-Mexico border

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By Norma Martinez Verified, Norma Martínez, Marian Navarro Verified
| Texas State Public Affairs Network
About 1,800 colonias exist in unincorporated areas along the Texas-Mexico border The vast majority of those colonias are concentrated in the Rio Grande Valley. These largely Latino neighborhoods and communities lack basic infrastructure and are often marked by inequities in health outcomes, income, and wages. The Brookings article, “As border enforcement expands, ‘colonia’ communities are left without basic infrastructure,” examines why colonias arise and persist.
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