NYT Reveals U.S. Examination of Allegations Surrounding Drug Cartel Money Handovers to AMLO's Allies
Mexico's president previously downplayed the information saying the New York Times is a "filthy rag"
Trump Reportedly Plans Militarized Mass Deportations and Detention Camps if He Wins a Second Term
The Washington Post delved into a what would be an unprecedented effort to crack down on immigration if Trump returns to power
Biden Administration Considers Making Asylum Harder to Obtain and Deportation Easier
A media report details the actions would be part of a unilateral plan by the government as congressional negotiations continue at a stalemate
Deportation Is One of the Biggest Fears Among Latinos, Regardless of Immigration Status, New Study Shows
Both documented and undocumented Latinos saw an increase in anxiety regarding their future in the U.S. over the past years
House Members from Both Parties Present New Border Security, Foreign Aid Proposal
A glance at the provisions of the $66 billion-plus package
Mayorkas Impeachment Sows Division Among Senate Republicans Over the Path to Take
A group of conservatives has asked Minority Leader McConnell to help them force a full trial on the floor
How Latinos' Concerns for Climate-Related Issues Could Tip the Scale in a Key Region of the U.S.
A poll by the Hispanic Access Foundation showed that most Latino voters give a large deal of importance to these issues when deciding their vote
Why Democrats Are Set to Adopt Trump-Era Immigration Rhetoric for the Upcoming Election Cycle
Following Tom Suozzi's victory in New York, Democrats seek to further adopt more Republican-like immigration reform ideas
Paloma Noyola, Mexican Girl Touted 'Next Steve Jobs' Wants to Be Congresswoman in Her Hometown
The student who inspired Eugenio Derbez's 'Radical' film is running for a seat representing Matamoros
New Congressional War Room Targets Hispanic and Latino Voters in Key Races Through Spanglish
"Our Lucha" war room is one of the latest efforts by the Congressional Hispanic Caucus to connect with Hispanic and Latino voters
FinCEN Targets Investment Advisors with Full Anti-Money Laundering Requirements
If approved, the new rules would require investment advisers to file suspicious activity reports
FBI Thwarts Militiamen's 2022 Plot to 'Start a War' at Texas-Mexico Border
A Tennessee man arrested Monday hoped to travel to the southern border with a militia group that allegedly plotted to go "to war with the border patrol"
Senate Republicans Deal Final Blow to Border Security Bill With Failed Test Vote
The 49-50 vote was far from the 60 supports needed to make it to the next step. Republicans also wanted 25 votes to move forward
Democrats Advantage With Latinos is at Record Lows, According to Gallup
A 12-point lead among Latino adults is a new low in the poll's series, which dates back to 2011
Senate Democrats Strip Border Security Bill from Package, Including Aid for Israel and Ukraine
Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer reportedly plans to hold a vote on military aid after Republicans made clear they won't pass the immigration measures
Border Security Bill at Risk in the Senate as Republicans Continue Withdrawing Support
The initiative faces an even steeper hill in the House, where most high-ranking Republicans blasted it
Royal Shockwaves as King Charles Faces Cancer Diagnosis as Confirmed by Buckingham Palace
It is not known what stage or condition King Charles is in, but it is known he communicated his condition to his sons, William and Harry
This Is What Top Latino Orgs Want to Ask Biden, Trump in a Debate
Engagement with the community and plans for the future are at the top of the list for UnidosUS and Latino Victory Fund
House Republicans Unveil Impeachment Articles Against DHS Secretary Mayorkas Over Immigration Measures
The allegations center around a series of parole programs that allowed some foreign nationals to wait in the U.S. for immigration visas
Unauthorized Border Crossings Break Record in December with Almost a Quarter of a Million
The figure is 31% higher than November and surpassed the previous record, which took place in December 2022
A Look at the Latino Electorate in Nevada Ahead of the Democratic and Republican Primaries
A study by NALEO shows that Latino registered voters tend to be younger and unaffiliated with either major party more than non-Latinos
Biden, Trump Ramp Up Contentious Rhetoric on Southern Border
On Friday, Biden called on the Congress to approve a bipartisan proposal aimed at addressing what has become an immigration crisis at the border with Mexico
Biden, Trump Win New Hampshire Presidential Primaries, Paving the Way for a 2024 Rematch
President Joe Biden won the Democratic primary through a write-in candidacy
As Nearly One-Quarter of Gen Z Identifies as Latino, a Poll Explores This Group's Views and Beliefs
From their political and sexual identity to their religious affiliation, members of this generation show drastic shifts compared to their predecessors
Congress Advances Border Negotiations, Transitioning to Funding Phase Amidst Optimism for Deal Success
Democratic Senator Chris Murphy anticipates that the House may commence voting on the bill this week, stating, "It is possible"
Organized Crime, Populism, Underinvestment: Mexico's Top Challenges in Key Electoral Year
A report by the Baker Institute outlined the main reasons for optimism and caution in the country as it gets ready to elect AMLO's successor
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis Drops Out of Presidential Bid, Endorses Trump
DeSantis said he maintains his differences with Trump, but considers him better prepared than Joe Biden
'They Told me my Brother Is in There': Searching for Family in The Epicenter of Mexico's Disappearances
A look at the plight of the "Madres Buscadoras" from Jalisco amid the crisis of forced disappearances in the country
Warning of Peril for the Western World: A Closer Look at Milei's Davos Speech Amid Argentina's Crisis
He said some Western leaders have "abandoned the model of freedom for different versions of what we call collectivism"
Three in Ten U.S. Latinos Describe Themselves as 'Conservatives,' the Second-Largest Group in Country
A study by Collage Group follows a trend in recent polls showing a shift in the Latino demographic