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My Limited View Podcast Welcome to My Limited View with Sergio Novoa. I’m not a journalist, professor, or an expert.

I’m just someone with a ton of questions, Wi-Fi and way too many browser tabs.

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15/08/2025

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Another example of a red state negatively impacting blue states. Texas has sued a New York official for refusing to take...
05/08/2025

Another example of a red state negatively impacting blue states. Texas has sued a New York official for refusing to take action against an abortion provider, teeing up a state-versus-state battle that is widely expected to end up before the US supreme court.

Who Pays for America?Ever wonder where your federal tax dollars go? Spoiler: it’s probably not your neighborhood. In thi...
04/08/2025

Who Pays for America?
Ever wonder where your federal tax dollars go? Spoiler: it’s probably not your neighborhood. In this episode, we follow the money and it leads straight to states that take more than they give, complain the loudest, and somehow still get to make the rules.

Podcast Episode · My Limited View with Sergio Novoa · 08/04/2025 · 17m

Narciso Barranco, an undocumented landscaper in Orange County, instilled a sense of pride for his adopted country in his...
22/07/2025

Narciso Barranco, an undocumented landscaper in Orange County, instilled a sense of pride for his adopted country in his three American-born sons.

41st President (1989–1993)Proclamation during National Immigration Week, 1990
21/07/2025

41st President (1989–1993)
Proclamation during National Immigration Week, 1990

18/07/2025
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18/07/2025

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ICE increasingly targets undocumented migrants with no criminal record                                                  ...
17/07/2025

ICE increasingly targets undocumented migrants with no criminal record

Immigrants worked for low wages, lived in slums and got blamed for crime as they built America’s infrastructure. Irish &...
17/07/2025

Immigrants worked for low wages, lived in slums and got blamed for crime as they built America’s infrastructure.

Irish & Germans built railroads, canals, cities and worked in factories during the Industrial Revolution.

Chinese immigrants were crucial in building the Transcontinental Railroad. In the early 1900s Jewish & Italian immigrants helped expand urban industry and garment sector.

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