Latinos

The Trump administration cancels and invalidates the permits issued by the Biden administration’s app, which granted protection to nearly one million people

Authorities, without providing figures or specific data, insist that the pressure for undocumented immigrants to voluntarily return to their countries is proving effective

Growing reports of overcrowding and mistreatment at Florida’s largest immigration enforcement facility have sparked protests and are yet another example of the use of cruelty as a deterrent

Customers decrease by up to 60% and employees abandon their posts out of fear of ICE agents showing up

The three detainees, all Latino, face sentences of up to 20 years in prison. They are the first individuals arrested by the state since the enactment of Texas’s near-total ban on pregnancy terminations

Laws that seek to ban undocumented immigrants from schools, higher tuition rates at universities, fear of arrests, and Trump’s relentless fight against diversity are opening an educational gap

The president and CEO of the Latino civil rights organization criticizes the president for deporting migrants instead of fulfilling the economic promises that earned him the support of millions of Hispanic voters

Comedian Felipe Torres Medina’s new book, ‘America, Let Me In: A Choose Your Immigration Story,’ uses funny anecdotes to illustrate the challenges migrants face in obtaining visas

The Panamanian executive advocates for regulations that promote change in favor of women, but also for companies to assume their responsibility ‘out of conviction and not just out of regulatory compliance’

The founder of one of the most prominent NGOs in the protection and defense of the transgender community trusts in the power of the community in the face of the challenges posed by the Trump administration

Immigrant advocates say the decision means many people will have trouble applying for medical care, testifying in court and even voting

The country has never had an official language, although English has become dominant

The Republican administration boasts that daily arrests at the border have fallen below 200, a figure not seen in 15 years

The popularity of the garment is causing concern on social media. Content creators are outraged by its sale and are calling for its withdrawal

Latino pastors denounce harassment of their parishioners. ‘Some of my pastors hold services with the doors closed because they are afraid that immigration agents will burst in at any moment,’ says a bishop

The U.S. president has created a new internal enemy, the Latino migrant, who must be identified, pointed out and deported

Florida governor is advancing his anti-immigrant crusade with a measure that experts consider unconstitutional

Nearly 30 million foreigners work in the country, 20% of the entire working population. Together, with or without permits, they support key sectors of the national economy. If one day they were not there, as Donald Trump envisions, the consequences would be devastating

The flurry of measures signed by the U.S. president has left both migrants and business owners on edge, sparking fears of a rise in organized crime and a looming economic recession

The luxury sector has been moving in on the capital, which ranks among the five most popular European cities for the super wealthy

‘Latinoland’ is one of The New Yorker’s 12 must-read books of the year

The Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County is bringing back Barbara Carrasco’s ‘L.A. History: A Mexican Perspective,’ a 1981 masterpiece that spent decades in storage

Smithsonian’s National Museum of the American Latino shows how the story of the United States is closely tied to that of Latin America

The Democratic state is preparing to lead the legal battle against the president-elect’s policies on immigration, reproductive rights, and the environment

In an 11-second video, which was restricted on the X platform for its violent content, the 25-year-old simulates an execution and calls for this measure to be applied to ‘any illegal that rapes or kills an American’

A significant milestone has been reached: the census reveals that 1,038,671 people born in Spanish-speaking countries in the Americas now reside in the region. Just 25 years ago, this number was only 81,552, highlighting the rapid pace of a wave that is reshaping the community

The data cited by the president-elect contradict reality: the conviction rate for violent crimes among native-born citizens is more than twice that of migrants with irregular status