Analysis: The presidential vote in Florida reflects a marked drift by Latinos into conservative and progressive camps
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Two young immigrants, formerly undocumented, are newly sworn U.S. citizens. They fearlessly jumped into politics, and then experienced very different outcomes
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Is a long-predicted Latino wave finally poised to decide who becomes president? The potential is there, but a close examination of Texas Latinos reveals mistrust of government can undermine political enthusiasm
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Some 50,000 people linger in the detention system run by the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency. They’re the low-hanging fruit of the immigration system, with no money and less legal support. Meanwhile, wealthy immigrants stave off deportation efforts from the comfort of their homes.
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Falta de cuidado preventivo en la ruta que conecta dos naciones líderes en el ranking de COVID-19 pega fuerte a brasileños ex-detenidos en los Estados Unidos: En Governador Valadares, una ciudad al sureste de Brasil con 145 mil habitantes, hay casi 8.000 casos y 267 muertes.
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Yes, there’s an official Spanish version of the national anthem
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Q&A with Arturo Vargas, CEO of NALEO, on the organization's critical work in this presidential election year. By Patricia Guadalupe
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Latinos must now refuse to plead their case. No more consent for inspection from the political system is granted. No cataloguing of Latino merit will be tendered. Latinos must be disinclined to appease a distant gaze that demands accounting of self-worth.
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There are so many real-life stories that could illustrate the human-rights disaster on our southern border. One of them is mine: How I went from ICE prosecutor to defending immigrants. Who should decide how my story is told?
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Periodistas que cubren la frontera y temas de inmigración enfrentan un intrusivo escrutinio oficial, intimidación, y acoso en línea. ¿Qué se puede hacer al respecto?
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Journalists covering the border and immigration face intrusive official scrutiny, bullying and online harassment. What can be done?
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Eddie Moran is the first Latino mayor of a Pennsylvania city. That he won in Trump Country isn't the story. That he won in a city being reshaped by Latino immigrants -- and pushed by a coalition of African-Americans and whites -- IS the story. It reflects an under-reported truism that many communities in the American heartland are on the cusp of immigrant-fueled change. By Andrea Arzaba. Photos by Hector Emanuel
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For a young award-winning journalist, DACA has two faces: One is hope for a generation of young Latinos. The other is a dark symbol of uncertainty.
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Para una periodista joven y premiada, DACA presenta dos caras: esperanza para una generación y símbolo de incertidumbre.
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A fictional tale of migration and violence in Mexico yields real-life literary drama that exposes the narrow worldview of legacy publishers. Debate over the book has focused on wafer-thin diversity among decision-makers in publishing houses and how that’s widened a disconnect between celebrity-seeking publishers and increasingly multi-ethnic storytellers and readers.
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Despite Their Economic Clout, Immigrant Communities Live in Fear
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Personal stories challenge stereotypes and can overcome misunderstanding
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Latino journalists face the future
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