James E. Garcia
Record Number of Latino Votes Already Cast in 2020
“Like the population overall, Latinos are turning out to vote early in record numbers,” said NALEO Educational Fund CEO Arturo Vargas.
The American Latino Renaissance (OPINION)
Latinos, COVID, and the rising Brown tide are driving Arizona’s blue wave.
CDC Reports 50 Percent Jump in ‘Excess Deaths’ Among Latinos 25-44
Deaths among Latinos 25 to 44 years old were 53.6% higher, as compared to the average number of deaths of Latinos from 2015-2019.
ACLU: 545 Migrant Children Yet to Be Reunited With Parents
In a court filing this week, the ACLU said the parents of two-thirds of those children have already been deported to Central America.
Supreme Court Lets Trump End Census Count Tonight
The Census Bureau will continue to accept responses online at My2020Census.gov until 11:59 p.m Thursday night October 15, Hawaii time.
Number of Latinos Killed by COVID-19 Nationwide Tops 44,500
Latinos and African Americans each account for 21.1 percent of all coronavirus victims nationwide, NPR reports.
The ‘Lucha Libre’ Presidential Debate
As to issues affecting the lives of average Latinos and most other Americans, the president insisted the economy is making a fast recovery, but his claims belie the facts.
Latino Leaders Honor Ginsburg’s Legacy
Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg will lie in state in the U.S. Capitol Rotunda Friday, after lying in repose for two days at the Supreme Court where thousands paid homage to her.
Why Some Latinos Support Trump, and Why They Shouldn’t (OPINION)
Latinos have worked too hard and come too far as a people to let a master charlatan intent on usurping our democracy steal our destiny.
Nurse Says Women in Georgia ICE Detention Faced Forced Hysterectomies and Other Dangerous Health Practices
Dawn Wooten also accuses authorities at the detention facility of refusing “to test detained immigrants for COVID-19 who have been exposed to the virus and are symptomatic.”
Poll Shows Biden With National Lead Over Trump Among Latino Voters
65 percent said they plan to vote for Biden as compared to 24 percent who support Trump.
Reports of the Republican Party’s Death Are Not Greatly Exaggerated (OPINION)
The party has cast aside many of its so-called traditional conservative values, such as federal debt reduction, smaller government, and its veneration for the U.S. Constitution.
Latino Advocacy Groups Say Republican Party Is Enabling Trump’s ‘Bigoted and Cruel Agenda’
Representatives from UnidosUS Action Fund, Voto Latino, the League of United Latin American Citizens (LULAC) and Mi Familia Vota presented what the groups described as their indictment of the Republican Party.
A Latino Recap of the Democratic National Convention
Julián Castro was the only Latino to run in this year’s presidential primaries but did not have a speaking role at the convention.
Joe Biden’s Pick of Kamala Harris Could Help Cement Support Among Latino Voters, Advocates Say
An estimated 14.6 million Latinos are expected to cast a ballot in November, a 15 percent jump from the 2016 race.
Trump Is Willing to Risk Our Children’s Lives, as Long as He Gets Re-Elected (OPINION)
According to the best available science, children are not “virtually immune.” They’re not immune at all.
In Trump’s War on Immigrants, His Greatest Foes Are Immigrants Themselves (OPINION)
In the end, what Trump is intellectually and morally incapable of understanding is that long after he’s gone, immigrants will keep coming, keep dreaming, and keep helping make America as great as it will ever be.
Latest Census Deadline Will Weaken Latino Political Representation, Advocates Say
After first extending the deadline in response to the pandemic, the Trump administration now says the Census Bureau will stop collecting data next month.
Latino Leaders Across the Country Pay Tribute to Civil Rights Icon John Lewis
Lewis was laid to rest in Atlanta, Georgia on Thursday.
Trump Signs Executive Order Excluding Undocumented Immigrants’ Census Count From Use in Congressional Redistricting
The practical effect of Trump’s memorandum, if it survives a court challenge, would not come until sometime in 2021, well after this year’s general election in November.
Immigration Authorities Could Begin Separating Hundreds of Detained Children From Their Migrant Parents Friday
More than 300 migrant children being held in federal detention facilities in Texas and Kansas could soon be separated from their parents, according to NBC News.