immigration enforcement

Colorlines -- Shahed Hossain was a Texan to the core. He spent most of his childhood and adolescence just outside of Fort Worth, dated a young women whose mother worked as an accountant for a military contractor, went fishing on the river with his best friend and held a weekend high school job scooping ice cream at a breakthrough near his family’s house. “Everything that I know and everything that I learned, I learned from Texas,” he says. “I love Texas.”

This is the third in our series of testimonies from women and children speaking out against Arizona's

A couple of weeks ago, we posted a blog on the threat to witnesses and victimes of crime posed by Arizona's anti-immigrant law