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As poet laureate of San Antonio, Jenny Browne was required to create a signature initiative. That project became “St. Anthony’s Lost and Found,” which features a postcard exhibit that invites visitors to read poems written on the small rectangular cards, and — if they’re inspired — to leave a poem.

This week on Fronteras: Despite uncertainty surrounding the future of the border wall, security companies are getting a leg up on offering the latest technologies. Wildlife officials are putting up another barrier on the border — against rabies, that is (2:18). San Antonio poet laureate Jenny Browne creates a poetry exchange and art display highlighting San Antonio’s hidden history (6:48). A San Antonio art exhibit gives a ‘voz’ to the Latino immigrant experience (15:05). Remembering the art

The Dreamers Resource Center at the University of Texas at San Antonio offers assistance to recipients of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program and other undocumented students attending the university.

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The Dreamers Resource Center at the University of Texas at San Antonio offers assistance to recipients of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program and other undocumented students attending the university. Fronteras spoke to Courtney Balderas-Jacob, interim program manager for the Dreamer Resource Center, and Jaciel Castro, a student regent with the University of Texas System Board of Regents and graduate student at the UTSA College of Business. Castro is a former dreamer who is

On this episode of Fronteras: Students from the University of Texas at San Antonio look to address the needs of undocumented students. San Antonio students find support at UTSA’s Dreamers Resource Center, which provides assistance to undocumented students (3:12). Asylum seekers are being denied their legal rights at U.S. detention centers (13:35). Thousands of refugees take advantage of a legal loophole to cross the northern border from the U.S. to Canada (16:32).

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Over 3 million registered nurses practice in the U.S. Of those, only 7 percent are Hispanic, despite Hispanics making up 17 percent of the population.

This week on Fronteras: Immigrant rights activists in San Diego protest Congress’ inaction on the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals. A San Antonio charter school aims to increase rate of students who go on to earn college degrees (1:46). A Dallas high school offers low-income and refugee students a crash course in financial literacy (5:51). The push by a national organization to recruit Hispanic nurses (10:45). A “dreamer’s” letter to President Trump (19:19). RALLY FOR YOUNG IMMIGRANTS’