This week’s episode of bigcitysmalltown dives into one of the most pressing issues facing San Antonio: the future of immigration policy and how it will impact our community. 

We’re joined by Claudia Hernandez, an immigration attorney at San Antonio-based firm De Mott, Curtright and Armendáriz (DMCA), to discuss the real consequences of shifting immigration policies—what’s at stake for families, businesses, and the broader South Central Texas community.

With new challenges emerging under the next Trump presidency, Claudia breaks down what immigrants need to know, the legal protections available, and how local organizations are preparing for potential policy changes.

Listen as we explore how San Antonio’s role in the immigration conversation is evolving, what’s misunderstood about the current system, and what everyday residents can do to stay informed and engaged.

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