Politics

Concerns from advocates and state Democrats come after a 2023 ruling that allowed a private immigrant jail in New Jersey to remain open

A recent fact check report by The New York Times shows both candidates relying on inflated or outright false statements when talking about immigration

El Tren de Aragua is a transnational criminal gang that originated in a Venezuelan prison. Rumors allege they are now operating in the U.S.

The DOJ found, among other things, the Phoenix Police Department violates constitutional rights, particularly those of homeless, Hispanic and Black people

Since the new strategy was implemented, crossings from the southern border have decreased 40% from their all-time high in December 2023

The ACP came to an end in may as it failed to get funding from Congress. To help bridge this gap, here are some resources to help you with internet payments

LeanIn.Org CEO Rachel Thomas recently sat down with the Latin Times to discuss the challenges Latinas in corporate America face today.

With questions regarding Biden's age and competency loom large, the campaign tries to find support in another demographic— the elderly.

Donald Trump once bragged about his role in overturning Roe v. Wade. Now, amid increased division on the topic, he doesn't even mention "abortion."

Federal agencies said Texas is not meeting requirements to process Medicaid and SNAP applications, leading to delays and backlogs, potentially affecting funding

The DOJ and civil rights groups coalition argue SF2340 is unconstitutional, but Iowa says it is within their rights to enforce laws

A potential rightward move from Latinos has been repeatedly reported, but a new CBS poll suggests Latinos may actually side with Biden to oppose Trump

Trump made his way to Las Vegas this weekend for his first rally as a convicted felon, where he continued to wield anti-immigration rhetoric.

Annunciation House helped migrants find shelter when they first came to the U.S. for several decades. Now, state officials are contesting them as "stash houses"

As the elections near, President Biden is facing a tough challenge among Latinos. It's not Trump, but rather Robert F. Kennedy Jr.

Migrants in Seattle are camping out in hopes to find solutions to their shelter issue. They are asking for permission to occupy a county-owned motel.

California and Florida are also in the top 10 states that need the most support due to their sharp increase in migrant influx

A new survey by Fox News shows the former President holding a four point lead against the incumbent in a state the GOP thought he would win by a landslide

As Congressional disputes over budget continue, experts and migrants wonder how Biden's new executive order will take place without additional funding

The Senator partnered with Great Opportunity PAC to appeal to Latino and Black communities in battleground states in an effort to bring them to Trump's side

The Biden administration announced an executive order on Tuesday that aims to decrease illegal migration. City officials believe it could reduce arrivals

A newly announced executive order will shut down the border after a daily threshold is met. Initial reactions have been mixed during a tight election year.

Almost 200,000 Mexicans in foreign countries cast their ballots in this year's race, but in-person voters across the U.S. reported obstacles at the booths

The first female president of Mexico is tasked to tackle a hotly contested issue— immigration

Students will receive up to $5000 for their studies. Here's what you should know.

In an effort to stifle the influx of migrants, the Biden Administration will seek to essentially shut down the border in new aggressive executive order

The system which spans over 300 miles, has been a popular conduit for years, but has recently seen dramatic spikes amid changing politics

As racial tensions stir the 2024 election, voters believe that politicians speak on these issues just to get elected, rather than to change the status quo.

More than 550,000 children have come into the U.S. unaccompanied between 2015 and 2023, presenting new challenges for legislators across the country

IRS Direct File pilot program was first rolled out this year. Now it will be a permanent option for taxpayers looking to file their returns online for free.