
César Espinosa
César Espinosa is the director of the nonprofit organization Fiel Houston, which advocates for immigrant rights and provides support to the Latino community in Houston, Texas. He was in the news due to his remarks about the recent immigration raids conducted by federal authorities in the Colony Ridge area, where he highlighted the fear and anxiety these operations have instilled in local residents.
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César Espinosa, co-founder of FIEL, led the group in a moment of silence for Lorenzo Salgado Araujo.
Protestan en Texas por muerte del mexicano Lorenzo Salgado a manos del ICE; le cantan "Amor eterno"César Espinosa spoke at the site of Lorenzo's death, emphasizing community solidarity.
“Si vienen por uno, vienen por todos”César Espinosa emphasized the essential work of immigrants during the protests.
Crecen las protestas… y la persecución en EU; reportan hasta 800 detenidosCesar Espinosa, a lawful permanent resident who is also the executive director of immigration civil rights organization FIEL Houston, told the Saturday town hall.
With Trump’s crackdown against dissent escalating, some seeking to protest his immigration policies face a difficult choiceCésar Espinosa is the director of the NGO Fiel Houston and reported on the community's fear due to federal agents' presence.
Gobierno de Trump apunta a un área hispana en Texas en operativo de deportacionesCésar Espinosa reported that community members expressed deep fear due to the presence of federal agents.
Las redadas migratorias se concentran en Houston, Texas




























