Aaron Sánchez-Guerra
Race, Class & Communities ReporterAaron Sánchez-Guerra covers issues of race, class, and communities for WUNC.
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A Honduran bus driver known for his popular bus rides is receiving support from students and faculty as he seeks a way to remain in the U.S. with legal status. -
Durham's offering free Wi-Fi access to low-income households for a limited time. Here's how to applyThe City of Durham and Durham County are offering low-income residents 600 MiFi hotspots with free internet service for a limited time. -
A controversial rezoning request to allow the construction of a high-rise development at Heritage Square in the Hayti neighborhood was withdrawn by developers before the Durham City Council could vote on it. -
Numbers from Immigration and Customs Enforcement made public by the Deportation Data Project offer insights into the Trump administration's crackdown. -
The pro-free market nonprofit John Locke Foundation based in Raleigh says reforms are needed to save North Carolina's agriculture, starting with more visas for migrant Mexican farmworkers. -
The Republican pieces of legislation Senate Bill 153 and House Bill 318 would force the state to be more deeply involved with the Trump Administration's deportation efforts. -
Bradley Simmons, instructor of West African percussion at Duke University for nearly three decades, died at 72 on May 22. -
United States treatment of immigrants and visitors may put fans in a bind if they want to attend 2026 World Cup matches. WUNC reporter Aaron Sánchez-Guerra got a preview at this week’s Mexico vs. Turkey match in Chapel Hill. -
UNC Chapel Hill’s Kenan Stadium hosted the first-ever friendly match between the national men's soccer teams of Mexico and Turkey. -
Eid Fest 2025 is presented by Triangle mosques and Islamic organizations that represent more than 30,000 Muslims in the region.
