Jazmin is a student who is incredibly passionate and active in her immigrant rights work; we get into some pretty juicy conversations about her family’s journey from Mexico to Minnesota, bullying, DACA recipients that do not want to be called on to partake in the movement, what she really wants to tell her haters, and her fiery call for actual conversations about mental health in this sector.

"The process behind the " My Time In Line" immigration series on Medium" by Hendel Leiva

I talk about a video of someone rolling up on day laborers to make a DJ Khaled meme; it's someone's father, brother, or uncle they're trying to make a joke of.

I also talk about how this is a result go not allowing us, the millennial to make true change in our spaces.

Nataly gets REAL about her struggles as a college student, depression & mental health, why she stepped back from the cameras, advice for new youth activists, and calls for a change in leadership at the top of the divided immigration movement.

In this episode, I interview Melissa Portillo, an extremely passionate NYC immigrant rights activist.

(HOST) My reaction to Long Island police sergeant not charged for stealing from undocumented drivers by Hendel Leiva

In this episode I speak on a disturbing incident where a DACA recipient committed a heinous crime -- however, I believe his DACA status comes second to his crime, and the immigrant rights movement should denounce it publicly to protect DACA.

"My husband from Italy, was undocumented for eight years".

The effects of deportation raids; American Privilege

Are the national deportation raids a preview of what happens if DACA is overturned?