Immigration

Latino Democrats in the House of Representatives spoke out Thursday on a flurry of first-day executive orders from President Donald Trump encouraging increased scrutiny of immigrants’ legal status and rollbacks of paths to citizenship. At […]

Student walkouts have continued in several Los Angeles County communities, including East Los Angeles, Compton and South Gate. The walkouts are part of protests that have erupted this week throughout Southern California, other parts of the […]

Deportation is one of the most painful experiences for a migrant mother. When someone is deported, they are not only forced to leave the country that became their home, but they also face an uncertain […]

In his first post-election interview, President-elect Donald Trump confirmed Dec. 8 that his administration would deport entire families, including American children, “if they want to be with their parents.” “I don’t want to separate families,” […]

Gov. Gavin Newsom visited the U.S.-Mexico border Thursday, railing against President-elect Donald Trump’s tariff threats and the economic damage a 25% tax on goods coming from Mexico would likely have on the binational region and […]

Mass deportations promised by President-elect Donald Trump could have a seismic economic effect in California — potentially inflicting billions of dollars in direct damages to a wide range of industries, including small business, agriculture, construction […]

At night Nora dreams of a dark and unknown house. It is not the place where he lives in Miami, nor is the home he left in Nicaragua 24 years ago. This house is at […]

As the White House finalizes plans for a U.S.-Mexico clampdown that would shut off asylum requests and automatically deny entrance to migrants once a threshold is met, the Biden administration has continued to allow hundreds […]

A majority of U.S. Hispanics (75%) describe the recent increase in the number of migrants seeking to enter the United States at its border with Mexico as a major problem or a crisis. A majority […]

A majority of U.S. Hispanics (75%) describe the recent increase in the number of migrants seeking to enter the United States at its border with Mexico as a major problem or a crisis. A majority […]