Massachusetts Primary Day: Puerto Rican Debt Crisis
In an unusual campaign season dominated by COVID-19 concerns, Primary Day is here. The heavy vote-by-mail election is generating record numbers in […]
Biden’s pitch for the Hispanic-Latino Vote
Vice President outlines plan to tackle inequalities
“It is of utmost importance that Puerto Rico have a voice” in the Biden campaign
Tatiana Matta, National Latino Advisor, Biden Campaign
Opinion: Telling my Mom, she can be angry with the government
“My immigrant parents do not feel as though it is within their rights to criticize.”
Relief, but uncertainty after SCOTUS blocks Trump from ending DACA
“Oh my goodness, I don’t know what comes next,” said Estefany Pineda, a student at the University of Massachusetts, Boston
Not all taxpayers will see checks from the $2 trillion government stimulus package
Millions of undocumented workers aren’t getting any financial help
Concern Persists Despite Blocked Public Charge Rule
By Vicki Adame, CTLatinoNews.com Three federal judges derailed President Donald Trump’s immigration policies earlier this month with rulings blocking efforts to make
Road To Democratic Presidential Nomination Paved Through Puerto Rico
Puerto Rico’s estimated 59 delegates outnumber those in more than half of U.S. states
Policy, Please: A Gen Z Perspective on Hispandering and the 2020 Democratic Debate
By Eva-Marie Quinones “La sit … la situation ahora es inaceptable.” If any viewers of the first night of the
U.S. Supreme Court blocks citizenship question on 2020 census — for now
“The sole stated reason — seems to have been contrived”
-John Glover Roberts Jr., Chief Justice of the United States