
Law, Order, and Latinidad: Unpacking the Chaos in LA with Marisela Arechiga and Lizette Espinosa
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Sometimes, the loudest voices don't represent us. As tension boils in the streets of LA, emotions run high, narratives get twisted, and chaos overshadows the core of what our community truly stands for—dignity, discipline, and heart. So, what happens when Latina leaders who actually live this reality take the mic and tell it like it is?
In this episode, I'm joined by two of my favorite guests, back by popular demand: Marisela Arechiga and Lizette Espinosa. These powerhouse Latinas are educated, driven, and deeply rooted in LA's immigrant community. Marisela, a general contractor and proud daughter of Braceros, and Lizette, co-founder of Solen System AI and a Reagan-era immigrant, bring wisdom, fire, and perspective to this live episode.
Tune in to episode 236 of Amiga, Handle Your Shit, and listen to our raw and real breakdown of what's really happening in LA. From historical context to misinformation, from emotional triggers to political optics—we cover it all. You'll hear about the danger of bad actors in social movements, the need for peaceful protests rooted in legacy, and how we, as Latinas, must step up, get educated, and model something different for the next generation. If you're tired of the noise and ready for real talk, this one's for you.
Episode Takeaways:
- A moment to reframe: the story behind the three Latina guests at the mic (4:00)
- What immigration law really says (and what most people misunderstand) (5:10)
- Peaceful protest vs. destruction: who's really showing up on the streets? (13:00)
- "You're not representing us": About the embarrassment of violent demonstrations (14:00)
- Are protesters being paid? The role of bad actors and political puppeteering (16:30)
- A tribute to César Chávez and the legacy of peaceful resistance (19:00)
- The importance of optics (and how 30-second clips can destroy credibility) (26:00)
- A toolkit for immigrants and families: what you need to know right now (37:00)
Connect with Marisela Arechiga:
- New Generation Home Improvements Website
- New Generation Home Improvements Instagram
Connect with Lizette Espinosa:
- Infanttech's Website
Let's Connect!
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- Jackie Tapia Arbonne's website
- Book: The AMIGA Way: Release Cultural Limiting Beliefs to Transform Your Life
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