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Victor Manuel Ramos

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Long Island, New York
As seen in: The New York Times, Chicago Tribune, MDPI, The Indian Express, The Boston Globe, The Seattle Times, Newsday, Orlando Sentinel, South Florida Sun Sentinel, Hartford Courant, The Morning Call and
Covers:  Immigration, diversity, minority groups, New York, LGBT, civil rights, advocacy, politics, New York Metro, Long Island, general features, breaking news, health, transportation
Doesn't Cover: entertainment, book reviews, sports
Journalist and writer; rearranger of words. On the editing staff at @nytimes | Periodista y escritor; arreglador de palabras. También sueño en español.

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Journalist and writer. Seeking the human story. Used to cover immigration and diverse communities. Now Deputy Editor, working with @Newsday reporters following: #health #transportation. Sueño en español

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Asylum-seekers may have tougher time getting into U.S.

Asylum-seekers may have tougher time getting into U.S.

Four young men from an MS-13 clique intercepted Alicia on a desolate dust road near a coffee plantation, outs…

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She thought his deportation ended their story. It didn't.

She thought his deportation ended their story. It didn't.

The ICE agents, wearing vests emblazoned with the word “POLICE,” arrived when the couple were heading out to …

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From a bad morning at school to ICE detention

From a bad morning at school to ICE detention

When he arrived late to school that day, F.E. said, a security guard stopped him in a hall because “he though…

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Trump immigration policy drives LIers further into shadows

Trump immigration policy drives LIers further into shadows

Fearing deportation, a Guatemalan cleaning woman in the country illegally has taught her children to go quiet…

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At 14, MS-13 became his family. Here's how he got out.

At 14, MS-13 became his family. Here's how he got out.

Edwin recalled the afternoon in 2005 when he decided to join the MS-13 gang as a personal low point. He was 1…

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DACA uncertainty: Young immigrants in limbo

DACA uncertainty: Young immigrants in limbo

For more than a half-million young immigrants nationwide protected from deportation under a controversial pro…

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America’s Amputee World Cup Team Plays the Beautiful Game on Two Crutches

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By Victor Manuel Ramos Verified, Jose Alvarado Jr.
| The New York Times Verified
The men running sprints, taking turns at penalty kicks and rushing for the ball have been training for years to represent the United States on the world stage. Some crashed and tumbled, but they got up quickly, the coach’s commands echoing over a soccer field on Long Island on Saturday: “Go, go, go! Keep the ball rolling!” Their speed and aggression would make it easy to overlook the fact that every one of the outfield players uses crutches to push forward on one leg.
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PJ Sin Suela lleva su sazón musical al “Tiny Desk” de NPR

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By Victor Manuel Ramos Verified, Victor Ramos
| El Nuevo Día Verified
El rapero puertorriqueño PJ Sin Suela tendrá este jueves su primera presentación en el prestigioso “Tiny Desk” de NPR, espacio que con el paso de los años se ha trasformado en una fuerza validadora en la carrera de artistas, sin importar el punto en que se encuentren en sus carreras. El anuncio se hizo a través de redes sociales, con una fotografía instantánea del cantante firmada con la frase “puñ***, we made it”.
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Mexico City Marathon Opens Investigation After Cheating Claims

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By Amanda Holpuch Verified, Victor Manuel Ramos Verified
| The New York Times Verified
The organizers of the Mexico City Marathon said they were investigating runners of the race last month for "unsportsmanlike" attitudes, after reports of people cheating emerged online.
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