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Elaine Ayala

Elaine Ayala

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Metro Columnist, MYSA

San Antonio

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Total articles 1355

  • It took just 10 hours for a San Antonio mother to be deported

    By Elaine Ayala Verified| The San Antonio Express-News Verified It didn't take long to deport Jackie Cardenas. For the San Antonio wife, mother of two and stepmother to her husband Robert Joseph Cardenas' 19-year-old son, it took about 10 hours. That morning in mid-March, she left her Northeast Side home, got in her car and set off to her waitressing job at the Molino Rojo Café on Nacogdoches Road, where she had worked for 13 years. Article continues below this adSoon after she left, she was pulled over.

    By Elaine Ayala Verified · The San Antonio Express-News

    Apr. 11, 2025

  • Ayala: Voter suppression’s long history in U.S. continues in the SAVE Act

    By Elaine Ayala Verified| Fort Worth Star-Telegram Verified Blame Chip Roy. The hard-right Republican congressman who represents parts of San Antonio and Austin introduced a bill in Congress that, if passed, will up-end the way citizens register to vote and cast ballots. The Safeguard American Voter Eligibility Act, or SAVE, will save only the Republicans and a political party long at work trying to suppress U.S. voting rights. It will require that voters present proof of citizenship in person. Again, blame Chip Roy.

    By Elaine Ayala Verified · Fort Worth Star-Telegram

    Apr. 09, 2025

  • It took just 10 hours for a San Antonio mother to be deported

    By Elaine Ayala Verified| The San Antonio Express-News Verified It didn't take long to deport Jackie Cardenas. For the San Antonio wife, mother of two and stepmother to her husband Robert Joseph Cardenas' 19-year-old son, it took about 10 hours. That morning in mid-March, she left her Northeast Side home, got in her car and set off to her waitressing job at the Molino Rojo Café on Nacogdoches Road, where she had worked for 13 years. Article continues below this adSoon after she left, she was pulled over.

    By Elaine Ayala Verified · The San Antonio Express-News

    Apr. 11, 2025

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MYSA

MySA (mySanAntonio.com) is the leading digital news platform in San Antonio, operated by the Hearst Corporation. It serves over 5 million unique visitors each month, providing daily coverage of local news, politics, real estate, weather, and cultural trends, including updates on the San Antonio Spurs. MySA maintains editorial independence while sharing office space with the *San Antonio Express-News*. The platform offers specialized content through niche magazines and digital articles tailored to regional interests. It also features multimedia elements such as online audio, video, and interactive media, enhancing the traditional news experience. MySA targets a diverse audience, including local residents, businesses, and cultural enthusiasts interested in San Antonio's vibrant food, sports, and entertainment scenes.

San Antonio, United States

Founded: 1865