This week on Fronteras:

This week on Fronteras: A farmworker searches for migrants who go missing while crossing the border. The demand for Mayan interpreters in the U.S. is on the rise (4:27). The emotional health of Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals recipients who face losing their special status in March (10:42).

This week on Fronteras:

This week on Fronteras: A look back on the effects of the Trump administration’s U.S.-Mexico border policies in 2017. How a San Antonio artist is transforming a busy neighborhood intersection with a sculpture that has meaning for its residents (8:41). An American Indian author and illustrator takes children on an adventure in his new book (14:24). Latina superheroes serve as role models to inspire young girls (18.27).

This week on Fronteras:

This week on Fronteras: The rich history of tamales. Remembering a Pearl Harbor hero in Waco (12:56). Ballet dancer lives the American dream performing “The Nutcracker” (15:37).

This week on Fronteras:

This week on Fronteras: Rural West Texans scramble to try to find affordable health care. Border Patrol finds Guatemalans freezing at border (4:54). The Los Angeles Times uncovers corruption in Mexico’s housing developments (5:47). At a border reunion, a 14-year old boy gets an endearing birthday present (15:46).

This week on Fronteras:

This week on Fronteras: In California, Border Patrol agents are getting sick from sewage spills in the Tijuana River. A language barrier often exists between patients and their doctors (7.02). A high profile Hispanic throws her hat into the ring for Texas governor (12.57). Mariachi music makes its way out of the cantinas and into the classrooms (17.27).