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Immigration

Trump promises to end birthright citizenship and shut down the border – a legal scholar explains the challenges these actions could face

During his first day in office on Jan. 20, 2025, President Donald Trump signed a slew of executive orders on immigration that would make it harder for refugees, asylum seekers and others to try to
U.S.-Mexico Relations

North American golden age

Mexico and the U.S. have built sophisticated and globally competitive manufacturing operations in many strategic industries, such as automotive, electronics, and manufacturing. By Pedro Casas-Alatriste Editor’s note: This viewpoint is part of Chapter 7 of USMCA
Healthcare

GOP tax cut plans may depend on savings from Medicaid. What is it and who relies on it?

The House’s budget resolution, which the Senate GOP plans to alter, proposes the Energy and Commerce Committee cut at least $880 billion from programs under its jurisdiction — which include Medicaid. By Jennifer Shutt, Stateline Republicans in
U.S.-Mexico Relations

Do Canada and Mexico deserve Trump’s tariffs?

Donald Trump says Canada and Mexico are taking advantage of the United States. Is that true? . By Washington Post, Editorial . When President Donald Trump began his trade spat with Canada and Mexico this
U.S.-Mexico Relations

The Supreme Court will decide if gun companies are to blame for arming Mexican cartels

Good luck trying to win a suit against the gun industry in this Supreme Court. by Ian Millhiser, Vox It’s hard to imagine a lawsuit that faces more challenging political headwinds than Mexico’s case against
Immigration

ICE lets local officials stop immigrants on the streets as task force program is back

The Trump administration has re-opened the 287(g) program that led to abuses in the 2000s. By Tim Henderson, Stateline As the Trump administration pushes for more deportations, the government has revived a long-abandoned program that
U.S.-Mexico Relations

The Problem With Designating Cartels as Terrorist Groups

Trump wants broader powers, but U.S. businesses could suffer. By Tricia Bacon and Daniel Byman The flurry of executive orders from the White House in January included one ordering the State Department to designate “certain
Culture

ICE Raids in Schools Yet Another Trauma for Kids Who’ve Already Had Too Many

Williams: The cruelty of inflicting immigration enforcement on schoolchildren already scarred by COVID, school shootings and natural disasters. by Conor P. Williams This story originally appeared at The74 The world is a messy place. Most
Immigration

Trump promises to end birthright citizenship and shut down the border – a legal scholar explains the challenges these actions could face

During his first day in office on Jan. 20, 2025, President Donald Trump signed a slew of executive orders on immigration that would make it harder for refugees, asylum seekers and others to try to
U.S.-Mexico Relations

North American golden age

Mexico and the U.S. have built sophisticated and globally competitive manufacturing operations in many strategic industries, such as automotive, electronics, and manufacturing. By Pedro Casas-Alatriste Editor’s note: This viewpoint is part of Chapter 7 of USMCA

Trump promises to end birthright citizenship and shut down the border – a legal scholar explains the challenges these actions could face

North American golden age

GOP tax cut plans may depend on savings from Medicaid. What is it and who relies on it?

Do Canada and Mexico deserve Trump’s tariffs?

The Supreme Court will decide if gun companies are to blame for arming Mexican cartels

ICE lets local officials stop immigrants on the streets as task force program is back

The Problem With Designating Cartels as Terrorist Groups

ICE Raids in Schools Yet Another Trauma for Kids Who’ve Already Had Too Many

Trump promises to end birthright citizenship and shut down the border – a legal scholar explains the challenges these actions could face

North American golden age

Healthcare

GOP tax cut plans may depend on savings from Medicaid. What is it and who relies on it?

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

Education

ICE Raids in Schools Yet Another Trauma for Kids Who’ve Already Had Too Many

California Braces for Trump’s Education Policy Changes

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

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

ICE lets local officials stop immigrants on the streets as task force program is back

Trump promises to end birthright citizenship and shut down the border – a legal scholar explains the challenges these actions could face

Trump’s idea to use military to deport over 10 million migrants faces legal, constitutional and practical hurdles

The Math on Mass Deportation Doesn’t Add Up

What ‘Mass Deportation’ Actually Means

Culture

ICE Raids in Schools Yet Another Trauma for Kids Who’ve Already Had Too Many

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