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Trump had already threatened to end U.S. aid to Honduras if the government did not halt the migrant caravan.

Helen’s story.

We find no evidence that Latino enthusiasm is down in this election.

Latino USA rides along with the sheriff in her pickup truck as she campaigns through West Texas, hoping to be part of a blue wave in her state.

Republicans in Congress had a choice to make too: either pass a clean Dream Act to protect immigrant youth or allow young people to be deported.

Today we told our son that Salvadorans are Saints

Today, a white other speaks. A particular white other.

Latino Rebels Radio: October 18, 2018

“We’re going to make sure that we’re doing our part to push back because there’s no way in hell that we’re going to have this country go down the path that this President is taking us down,” the former HUD secretary told Maria Hinojosa

Prosecutors still have two weeks to decide whether to bring a formal case against the president

Hace cuatro meses el Departamento de Corrección y Rehabilitación (DCR) le adjudicó un contrato que podría costar $125 millones en cinco años para trasladar de forma escalonada al 30 por ciento de la población penal de la isla a cárceles de esa empresa en Estados Unidos.

Despite placing high importance on upcoming elections, new polling shows that a majority of Texas Latino voters have yet to be contacted by a campaign or candidate.

This is not the dystopian world of tomorrow. This is unfolding today right before our very eyes and it will continue to get worse if we don’t reverse course.

I had been deprived from speaking Spanish because I was in an only-English mode.

Honduran President Juan Orlando Hernández has previously defended migrants, stating that “migration is a human right.”

“The health of our democracy and state hinges on an active and engaged citizenry.”

Officer Ryan Macklin was arrested Monday night.

The group  gathered to march under the motto “United for Liberty.”

Read the Latino USA interview with a Duolingo spokesperson about this latest move and what it could mean to make endangered languages accessible to thousands of users. 

Latino USA sits down with the author of the popular song “Pedro Navaja” to discuss highlights of his monumental career, his new record, and his take on current affairs.

We insist that the governments of the region not use repression, violence or force against the people who are fleeing as part of this mass exodus.