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DHS Tries Holiday Cheer, Rebrands ICE Arrests as a “Christmas Gift”

DHS Tries Holiday Cheer, Rebrands ICE Arrests as a “Christmas Gift”

Immigration December 21, 2025

DHS Tries Holiday Cheer, Rebrands ICE Arrests as a “Christmas Gift”

ICE Christmas enforcement operations mark a shift from past holiday slowdowns, raising ... more

Deyra Barrera: The dream comes true and the magic of Fernando Valenzuela played its part

Deyra Barrera: The dream comes true and the magic of Fernando Valenzuela played its part

Latinos November 28, 2024

Deyra Barrera: The dream comes true and the magic of Fernando Valenzuela played its part

Many were taken back when they played Kendrick Lamar's surprise album GNX ... more

Deported Mexicans Avoid Staying at the Border

Deported Mexicans Avoid Staying at the Border

Immigration July 30, 2025

Deported Mexicans Avoid Staying at the Border

When President Donald Trump threatened mass deportations at the dawn of his ... more

Deportation Numbers Fall Short of Projections in Tijuana

Deportation Numbers Fall Short of Projections in Tijuana

Immigration July 8, 2025

Deportation Numbers Fall Short of Projections in Tijuana

Four of out every 10 deported Mexican nationals are said to be ... more

Democrats Win Back Latino Voters — Can They Keep Them?

Democrats Win Back Latino Voters — Can They Keep Them?

Latinos November 10, 2025

Democrats Win Back Latino Voters — Can They Keep Them?

Latino voters delivered sweeping support to Democratic candidates across multiple states in ... more

Democracy? Overcoming Registration Challenges for Latino Higher Turnout

Democracy? Overcoming Registration Challenges for Latino Higher Turnout

Latinos November 5, 2022

Democracy? Overcoming Registration Challenges for Latino Higher Turnout

Despite the increased role of Latino voters in determining elections and vast ... more

Debunking Latino Stereotypes: Pulitzer Prize Winner Héctor Tobar Illuminates the Complexities of Latino Identity

Debunking Latino Stereotypes: Pulitzer Prize Winner Héctor Tobar Illuminates the Complexities of Latino Identity

Latinos June 19, 2023

Debunking Latino Stereotypes: Pulitzer Prize Winner Héctor Tobar Illuminates the Complexities of Latino Identity

Author Héctor Tobar is not surprised by the recent spat of measures ... more

Day Laborers Form ‘Brigadas de Servicio” to Help Those Affected by Fires

Day Laborers Form ‘Brigadas de Servicio” to Help Those Affected by Fires

Immigration January 9, 2025

Day Laborers Form ‘Brigadas de Servicio” to Help Those Affected by Fires

Amid the flood of information about the disaster caused by the fires ... more

David R. Hernández: “We are just getting started, we are going to change our community.”

David R. Hernández: “We are just getting started, we are going to change our community.”

Latinos December 9, 2023

David R. Hernández: “We are just getting started, we are going to change our community.”

His voice is calm, clear, and filled with wisdom. David R. Hernández ... more

David Aviña: “Latino Culture is Rooted in Sustainability—My Mission is to Educate, not Preach.”

David Aviña: “Latino Culture is Rooted in Sustainability—My Mission is to Educate, not Preach.”

Climate Change September 23, 2025

David Aviña: “Latino Culture is Rooted in Sustainability—My Mission is to Educate, not Preach.”

“My goal is to help East L.A. I believe there are a ... more

Daniel Eduvijes Carrera: “I belong here (Cannes). I don’t feel like an imposter”

Daniel Eduvijes Carrera: “I belong here (Cannes). I don’t feel like an imposter”

Latinos July 1, 2024

Daniel Eduvijes Carrera: “I belong here (Cannes). I don’t feel like an imposter”

For Daniel Eduvijes Carrera, these weeks have been a roller coaster. His ... more

DACA: A Trip to Tijuana Cost Him His Dream. He Will Be Deported

DACA: A Trip to Tijuana Cost Him His Dream. He Will Be Deported

Immigration July 30, 2025

DACA: A Trip to Tijuana Cost Him His Dream. He Will Be Deported

A rideshare driver allowed to live in the U.S. under a program ... more

Crucial Changes Ahead as Immigration Courts Resume In-Person Hearings

Crucial Changes Ahead as Immigration Courts Resume In-Person Hearings

Immigration October 5, 2025

Crucial Changes Ahead as Immigration Courts Resume In-Person Hearings

In a change to recent trends, U.S. Immigration courts are asking for ... more

Cross-Border Crisis: 600 Tijuana Businesses Barred from Medical Lane Access

Cross-Border Crisis: 600 Tijuana Businesses Barred from Medical Lane Access

Latinos October 22, 2025

Cross-Border Crisis: 600 Tijuana Businesses Barred from Medical Lane Access

Close to 600 health-related offices and businesses in Tijuana are being blocked ... more

Crime is Down and Kids are Back, but Drugs Still Plague Los Angeles’ MacArthur Park

Crime is Down and Kids are Back, but Drugs Still Plague Los Angeles’ MacArthur Park

Cover Story December 16, 2025

Crime is Down and Kids are Back, but Drugs Still Plague Los Angeles’ MacArthur Park

Today crime is down in MacArthur Park, Langer’s is staying, and the ... more

Courage Under Pressure: New Research Shows How Immigrant Caregivers Persist as Fear Grows

Courage Under Pressure: New Research Shows How Immigrant Caregivers Persist as Fear Grows

California January 27, 2026

Courage Under Pressure: New Research Shows How Immigrant Caregivers Persist as Fear Grows

A new PIQE study finds immigration enforcement anxiety is reshaping school attendance, ... more

Corissa Hernandez: “They Haven’t Defeated Me, it’s Time to Punch Back.”

Corissa Hernandez: “They Haven’t Defeated Me, it’s Time to Punch Back.”

Latinos February 26, 2025

Corissa Hernandez: “They Haven’t Defeated Me, it’s Time to Punch Back.”

Her voice breaks. Los Angeles is hurting and it hurts her; she's ... more

Corissa Hernandez: “I See My Parents in the Immigrant Community — It Breaks My Heart and Fuels My Anger to Keep Fighting”

Corissa Hernandez: “I See My Parents in the Immigrant Community — It Breaks My Heart and Fuels My Anger to Keep Fighting”

Immigration June 30, 2025

Corissa Hernandez: “I See My Parents in the Immigrant Community — It Breaks My Heart and Fuels My Anger to Keep Fighting”

“I have a responsibility to myself and my community. We need to ... more

Corissa Hernández: “Many think that sharing financial education is ‘how fancy they are’ when it is a right of our community.”

Corissa Hernández: “Many think that sharing financial education is ‘how fancy they are’ when it is a right of our community.”

Latinos July 17, 2024

Corissa Hernández: “Many think that sharing financial education is ‘how fancy they are’ when it is a right of our community.”

Corissa Hernández is a woman committed to her community, not just words ... more

Controversial ‘ICE List’ Reveals Identities of 100 Federal Agents, Stirring Legal Debate

Controversial ‘ICE List’ Reveals Identities of 100 Federal Agents, Stirring Legal Debate

Immigration October 3, 2025

Controversial ‘ICE List’ Reveals Identities of 100 Federal Agents, Stirring Legal Debate

Unknown until now, the name of Dominick Skinner, an Irishman living in ... more