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U.S.-Mexico Relations

Adios amigos? What Trump 2.0 means for Canada and Mexico

The threat of being cut out of a trade agreement was more imagined than real — the Trump administration could not replace NAFTA with a bilateral arrangement without congressional approval — but Canada still had
Education

California Braces for Trump’s Education Policy Changes

California schools brace for Trump’s attacks on immigrants, trans students and ‘woke’ curriculum. By Carolyn Jones, CalMatters Education has never been a top priority of President-elect Donald Trump’s, but that doesn’t mean schools — or
Immigration

The Truth About Immigration and the American Worker

In many domains, the conventional wisdom among progressives is mistaken, oversimplified, or based on wishful thinking. The economics of immigration is not one of them. By Rogé Karma Donald Trump and his allies on the
Immigration

On the US-Mexico border, the records of Trump and Harris reflect the national mood of less immigration, not more

Though Harris’ record on immigration is not as extensive as Trump’s, she has shown as U.S. senator and vice president a willingness to be more restrictive on the border while continuing to support a pathway
Healthcare

Clear contrasts between the Democratic and Republican Parties’ positions on reproductive rights and health care

The word “abortion” only appears once in the 28-page Republican Party platform with the statement “[w]e will oppose Late Term Abortion, while supporting mothers and policies that advance Prenatal Care, access to Birth Control, and
Immigration

Trump’s deportation plan would be nearly impossible to implement

But if he wins another term as president, he’ll try to put it in place anyway. By Eduardo Porter . Kamala Harris has been criticized by Republicans for not “fixing” immigration. But let’s consider for
Education

In California, Rebuilding Bilingual Education in Schools After an 18-year Ban

An English-only mandate for ELs has been reversed after 18 years, but progress has been uneven. By Conor P. Williams, The74 This article was originally published at The74 California is, by almost every measure, one
Immigration

What deporting 15 million people would look like

Democrats need to warn Hispanics what a vote for Trump really means. By León Krauze . For Hispanic voters, endorsing Donald Trump’s extraordinary plans for deporting millions of undocumented immigrants should present a moral dilemma.

Adios amigos? What Trump 2.0 means for Canada and Mexico

California Braces for Trump’s Education Policy Changes

The Truth About Immigration and the American Worker

On the US-Mexico border, the records of Trump and Harris reflect the national mood of less immigration, not more

Clear contrasts between the Democratic and Republican Parties’ positions on reproductive rights and health care

Trump’s deportation plan would be nearly impossible to implement

In California, Rebuilding Bilingual Education in Schools After an 18-year Ban

What deporting 15 million people would look like

Healthcare

Clear contrasts between the Democratic and Republican Parties’ positions on reproductive rights and health care

More states offer health care coverage for certain immigrants, noncitizens

The US doesn’t have universal health care — but these states (almost) do

California vs. Florida: The surprising answer to which handled COVID better

A program that saved child care for millions is expiring. What now?

Education

California Braces for Trump’s Education Policy Changes

In California, Rebuilding Bilingual Education in Schools After an 18-year Ban

Black, Latino Students See 4-Year Completion Drops — But Community College Gains

LPPF Work

Texas and Mexico Have a Future Together Based on Trade and Demographics

Republican Obstruction: Creating Chaos at the US-Mexico Border

Latino Vote 2022 Midterm Election: Turnout and Voter Registration: State-by-State

Understanding the Border: A Conversation on Life, Culture, and Commerce

More Than Neighbors: U.S. – Mexico Trade

2023 State of Latino Entrepreneurship (SOLE) Summit

Immigration

The Truth About Immigration and the American Worker

On the US-Mexico border, the records of Trump and Harris reflect the national mood of less immigration, not more

Trump’s deportation plan would be nearly impossible to implement

What deporting 15 million people would look like

Trump promises to deport all undocumented immigrants, resurrecting a 1950s strategy − but it didn’t work then and is less likely to do so now

Culture

Latinos are getting out of the ‘other’ box on the U.S. census

More Hispanic families are reaching the middle class

What It Means to Be a Texan Is Changing in Surprising Ways

Language induces an identity crisis for the children and grandchildren of Latino immigrants

Texas and Mexico Have a Future Together Based on Trade and Demographics