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Homeland Chief Tells TPS Holders to Seek Permanent Residency or Return Home

Homeland Chief Tells TPS Holders to Seek Permanent Residency or Return Home

Immigration June 28, 2026

Homeland Chief Tells TPS Holders to Seek Permanent Residency or Return Home

Following a Supreme Court ruling, the Trump administration says many TPS recipients ... more

ICE Arrests Hit Nearly 50,000 in July. What Does That Mean for Los Angeles?

ICE Arrests Hit Nearly 50,000 in July. What Does That Mean for Los Angeles?

Immigration August 25, 2026

ICE Arrests Hit Nearly 50,000 in July. What Does That Mean for Los Angeles?

The highest monthly arrest total of President Donald Trump’s second term comes ... more

Soto-Martínez’s Fast Food Worker Protections Head to Final Vote After Two-Year Fight

Soto-Martínez’s Fast Food Worker Protections Head to Final Vote After Two-Year Fight

LA Politics August 9, 2026

Soto-Martínez’s Fast Food Worker Protections Head to Final Vote After Two-Year Fight

A proposed expansion of Los Angeles' Fair Work Week rules could cover ... more

USCIS Can Now Require Online Immigration Filing. What California Families Need to Know

USCIS Can Now Require Online Immigration Filing. What California Families Need to Know

Immigration August 15, 2026

USCIS Can Now Require Online Immigration Filing. What California Families Need to Know

A new federal rule gives USCIS authority to require electronic filing for ... more

Supreme Court Limits Geofence Warrants, But Leaves Key Immigration Questions About Digital Surveillance Unresolved

Supreme Court Limits Geofence Warrants, But Leaves Key Immigration Questions About Digital Surveillance Unresolved

Immigration June 29, 2026

Supreme Court Limits Geofence Warrants, But Leaves Key Immigration Questions About Digital Surveillance Unresolved

The Court ruled that obtaining cellphone location data through a geofence warrant ... more

Five Quiet Immigration Changes That Could Affect Latino Families

Five Quiet Immigration Changes That Could Affect Latino Families

Immigration August 25, 2026

Five Quiet Immigration Changes That Could Affect Latino Families

From a broader public charge test to immigrant visa restrictions and changing ... more

The Immigration Mandate May Be Changing. What Happens When Washington Keeps Acting on Yesterday’s Vote?

The Immigration Mandate May Be Changing. What Happens When Washington Keeps Acting on Yesterday’s Vote?

Immigration August 9, 2026

The Immigration Mandate May Be Changing. What Happens When Washington Keeps Acting on Yesterday’s Vote?

New polling suggests Americans still want immigration laws enforced, but growing numbers ... more

Alex Padilla: DACA Renewal Rejections Are “in the Hundreds”

Alex Padilla: DACA Renewal Rejections Are “in the Hundreds”

DACA June 22, 2026

Alex Padilla: DACA Renewal Rejections Are “in the Hundreds”

Growing backlogs at USCIS are leaving some Dreamers waiting months for DACA ... more

Trump Administration Activates Rarely Used Alien Terrorist Removal Court for First Time. Here’s What It Means.

Trump Administration Activates Rarely Used Alien Terrorist Removal Court for First Time. Here’s What It Means.

Immigration July 18, 2026

Trump Administration Activates Rarely Used Alien Terrorist Removal Court for First Time. Here’s What It Means.

A rarely used 1996 immigration law is being tested for the first ... more

California Will Share Some Driver’s License Data Nationwide. Here’s What AB 60 Drivers Need to Know

California Will Share Some Driver’s License Data Nationwide. Here’s What AB 60 Drivers Need to Know

Politics Cover Story June 30, 2026

California Will Share Some Driver’s License Data Nationwide. Here’s What AB 60 Drivers Need to Know

California approved a new DMV data-sharing system to comply with federal REAL ... more

One in Three Latinos Say Being Hispanic Makes It Harder to Get Ahead in America, Pew Finds

One in Three Latinos Say Being Hispanic Makes It Harder to Get Ahead in America, Pew Finds

Community & Society July 9, 2026

One in Three Latinos Say Being Hispanic Makes It Harder to Get Ahead in America, Pew Finds

A new Pew Research survey finds that many Hispanics continue to experience ... more

They Say Small Businesses Hold Up the Economy. Is That Still True When the Economy Itself Is in Crisis?

They Say Small Businesses Hold Up the Economy. Is That Still True When the Economy Itself Is in Crisis?

Business Insights August 10, 2026

They Say Small Businesses Hold Up the Economy. Is That Still True When the Economy Itself Is in Crisis?

Small businesses are supposed to anchor local economies. New UCLA research shows ... more

Federal Judge Blocks Trump Administration Work Permit Changes Affecting TPS Holders and Asylum Seekers

Federal Judge Blocks Trump Administration Work Permit Changes Affecting TPS Holders and Asylum Seekers

Immigration July 21, 2026

Federal Judge Blocks Trump Administration Work Permit Changes Affecting TPS Holders and Asylum Seekers

Temporary ruling protects thousands of immigrants while legal fight continues. Here is ... more

Accidentally Registered to Vote at the California DMV? What Immigrants Should Know as Federal Scrutiny Intensifies

Accidentally Registered to Vote at the California DMV? What Immigrants Should Know as Federal Scrutiny Intensifies

California August 17, 2026

Accidentally Registered to Vote at the California DMV? What Immigrants Should Know as Federal Scrutiny Intensifies

California has a process for cancelling an inadvertent voter registration. As the ... more

Florida to Close ‘Alligator Alcatraz’ Immigration Detention Center After $1 Million-a-Day Costs

Florida to Close ‘Alligator Alcatraz’ Immigration Detention Center After $1 Million-a-Day Costs

Immigration May 12, 2026

Florida to Close ‘Alligator Alcatraz’ Immigration Detention Center After $1 Million-a-Day Costs

The controversial Everglades detention site will empty by June 1, with some ... more

California Schools Brace for More Layoffs as Enrollment Crisis Deepens — Latino Students Hit Hardest

California Schools Brace for More Layoffs as Enrollment Crisis Deepens — Latino Students Hit Hardest

Education August 3, 2026

California Schools Brace for More Layoffs as Enrollment Crisis Deepens — Latino Students Hit Hardest

Declining enrollment is shrinking school budgets across California, prompting layoffs, program reductions ... more

Mexico Seeks Criminal Investigations After Deaths of 17 Mexican Nationals in U.S. Immigration Enforcement Operations

Mexico Seeks Criminal Investigations After Deaths of 17 Mexican Nationals in U.S. Immigration Enforcement Operations

Immigration July 9, 2026

Mexico Seeks Criminal Investigations After Deaths of 17 Mexican Nationals in U.S. Immigration Enforcement Operations

Mexico says it will pursue criminal investigations and civil lawsuits after the ... more

What ICE’s Latest Enforcement Push Means for Southern California Families

What ICE’s Latest Enforcement Push Means for Southern California Families

Immigration August 11, 2026

What ICE’s Latest Enforcement Push Means for Southern California Families

DHS says its latest ICE arrests targeted people convicted of serious crimes. ... more

Federal Judge Blocks ICE Arrests Inside Immigration Courts Nationwide, Changing What Happens at Hearings

Federal Judge Blocks ICE Arrests Inside Immigration Courts Nationwide, Changing What Happens at Hearings

Immigration June 23, 2026

Federal Judge Blocks ICE Arrests Inside Immigration Courts Nationwide, Changing What Happens at Hearings

A federal judge in California halted a key immigration enforcement tactic, saying ... more

Trump Deportation Numbers Are Rising. How Do They Compare With the Obama Years?

Trump Deportation Numbers Are Rising. How Do They Compare With the Obama Years?

Immigration July 23, 2026

Trump Deportation Numbers Are Rising. How Do They Compare With the Obama Years?

ICE removals are rising rapidly under President Trump, but the numbers tell ... more

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