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Chicago Attorney Nancy Maldonado To Be First Hispanic Woman As U.S. District Judge After History Making Vote

On Tuesday, the senate confirmed Chicago attorney Nancy Maldonado to be a U.S. District Judge for the Northern District of Illinois.

DACA Recipients Are Uninsured After The Await On Health Care Rule

A recent survey finds that 27% of DACA recipients reported not being covered by any kind of health insurance or other health care plan.

'Enough Room' in Chicago for Migrants Says New Mayor Brandon Johnson

New Mayor Brandon Johnson hit the ground running by signing executive orders, one pertaining to adding a deputy mayor for immigrant, migrant, and refugee rights.

Parents of 8-year-old girl That Died in Harlingen Border Patrol Custody Fight for Justice

Mabel Álvarez and Rossel Reyes, the girl's mother and father, said they gave authorities documents about the girl's medical condition while they were in immigration custody.

Study Finds Most Seminal Latino History is Left Out of High School Textbooks

Over a quarter of the nations k-12 students are Latino, leaving the question of how much do students actually know of their culture?

"Sueños" Set to Return Next Week in Grant Park Chicago

More than 1,000 jobs were created from the event, with nearly 75% of the vendors at the festival being Latino.

Grupo Frontera on the Front Lines of Entertainment

The song puts a Mexican twist on cumbia, similar to the music of Mexican Band Bronco and Tejano star Selena.

Litzareli Madrigal and Alondra Poullete apology video

'Showing one bad apple doesn't mean all apples are bad,' Latina reacts to viral Jackie La Bonita video

The video has since gained much traction online and has many Latina women opening the discussion on respect within the community.