Cindy Ramirez is an Editor at El Paso Matters. She covers a range of topics including regional interest and world news, with a particular focus on law and legal affairs, as well as healthcare and medicine. Her work has been featured in notable outlets such as TucsonSentinel.com, Newschannel 9-KTSM, and El Paso Times, among others.
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Cindy Ramirez focuses on local news and events in El Paso, with a significant emphasis on government announcements and legal policy regulations. Her coverage spans topics such as immigration, border crisis, books, migrants, and the specific cultural aspects of the El Paso region.
If you have insights or expertise related to local government policies, legal developments impacting the El Paso community or can provide perspectives on cultural events within this region - Cindy may be interested in your input. Additionally, if you are able to offer commentary on evolving stories related to immigration or border issues that specifically impact Texas and El Paso communities, it could resonate well with her coverage focus.
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By: Cindy Ramirez
During a 10-minute hearing, a 7-year-old boy asked an immigration judge to let him reunite with his deported father. Attorneys say his case reflects a broader shift as the Trump administration accelerates immigration proceedings for unaccompanied children.
By: Cindy Ramirez, Elida S. Perez
The former teacher and Presbyterian seminarian faces GOP Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton in the Nov. 3 general election.
By: Cindy Ramirez
A California federal judge on Thursday gave Estrella del Paso and other nonprofits that provide legal representation to unaccompanied migrant children
By: Cindy Ramirez
While the cases meet the reporting criteria as either probable or confirmed, a common source of exposure has not been identified, and no evidence linking the reported cases to a single event, location or food source currently exists, officials said.
By: Cindy Ramirez
“Nos hecho la migración,” recalls an 11-year-old who was separated from his father when they were detained by ICE in El Paso in April. Now the boy is voluntarily deporting to Venezuela as an unaccompanied minor. His story is not uncommon.
By: Robert Moore, Cindy Ramirez
He was a farmboy, a priest, a teacher. He was a poet, novelist and artist.
By: Cindy Ramirez
Estrella del Paso on Friday shut down its Unaccompanied Children's Program, leaving even more migrant children without legal representation after
By: Cindy Ramirez
The Trump administration by Friday must pay millions of dollars to Estrella del Paso and other legal aid organizations that represent unaccompanied migrant children, a federal judge ordered Thursday.
By: Daniel Perez, Cindy Ramirez
The University of Texas System Board of Regents will discuss a contract that will allow the El Paso Community Foundation to program and operate
By: Cindy Ramirez, Robert Moore
The Trump administration is scrapping plans to convert a nearly 1 million square-foot Socorro warehouse complex into an immigration detention center
