Latino Immigration & Community News

Democratic primaries in heavily Latino districts reveal deepening divides over candidate controversies and internal factions.

• In Texas' redrawn...

Chicago's Latino community is living two stark realities after Operation Midway Blitz. While thousands celebrated at the Sueños festival with flags,...

Secretary of State Marco Rubio stated that recent changes to J-1, F-1, and H-1B visas are part of a global modernization of the U.S. migration system,...

Trump-era policies are tightening family immigration while courts block border easing, creating a volatile environment.

• I-130 scrutiny intensifies:...

Latino donors can play a key role in easing Oregon's critical blood shortage, with the Red Cross highlighting that 57% of Hispanic donors have Type O...

Systemic barriers are hitting Latino communities hard in multiple states.

• Florida projects 858,000 Latinos will lose coverage over the next decade...

A former Chelmsford Immigration Court judge has sued the DOJ, claiming his termination was part of a targeted purge of judges with immigrant advocacy...

Between 1929 and 1939, 300,000 to 2 million Mexicans and Mexican-Americans were repatriated or deported during the Great Depression, with 40-60%...

Tiempo will examine ways to strengthen Latino studies in schools along with a scholarship program open to all students regardless of immigration...

Los Angeles' Latino community is actively sharing its heritage via storytelling and food.

• The Latino Theater Company marks 41 years with "The...

Trump's approval among Latino voters who backed him in 2024 has plunged from 93% to 66% as aggressive enforcement hits communities hard.

• Voters...

ICE detentions in New York City rose 71% since January 2025, with over 5,500 people detained, prompting new city guidance limiting cooperation.

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New research shows Latino settlement patterns evolving across New York State.

• Suburban roots: More families now settle outside the city while...

Trump administration now requires most non-immigrant visa holders to leave the U.S. for consular processing instead of adjusting status...

Federal courts are challenging Trump administration immigration actions on multiple fronts.

• A fired Massachusetts immigration judge sues, alleging...

Decades of redistricting advocacy by activists like Calderon helped secure Latino city council seats.

• Community input drove the renaming of César...

Mayor Yemi Mobolade and Chief Adrian Vasquez thanked LETAC members for advancing police-community relations after City Council voted to dissolve the...

Museums, memorials, and symposiums are spotlighting enduring Latino contributions to advocacy, education, and civil rights.

• Veteran advocacy...

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