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Orlando Shooting: Transcript of President Barack Obama, Vice President Joe Biden's Statements on Orlando Terror Attack

Following the terror and hate crime committed at Orlando’s Pulse nightclub on Sunday morning, President Barack Obama and Vice President Joe Biden delivered separate remarks about the attack and what the U.S. needs to do next.

Orlando Shooting Massacre: Latino Groups Unite, Grieve for LGBTQ Latinos Killed at Pulse Nightclub

Following the deadliest mass shooting in U.S. history, Latino civic and politically-engaged groups have come out to grieve with victims of the LGBTQ community.

Immigration Reform News: Undocumented Immigrants Pay $11.6 Billions in Annual Taxes New Study Finds

A new Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy (ITEP) report concludes that undocumented immigrants living here in the U.S. pay out an estimated $11.64billion in annual taxes.

2016 Presidential Polls: Hillary Clinton Holds 3-Point Lead Over Donald Trump in Fox News Poll

Hillary Clinton holds a three point lead over Donald Trump in the latest Fox News Poll, which also finds support for the controversial republican presumptive nominee has dropped by six points over the last three weeks.

US Approves Six Airlines to Start Flights to Nine Cities in Cuba But Not Havana

The U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) has cleared six domestic airlines for flights to Cuba as early as this fall.

Congressional Hispanic Lawmakers to Paul Ryan: Tell Donald Trump to Apologize for 'Blatantly Racist' Attacks on Latino Judge Curiel

Latino lawmakers from the Congressional Hispanic Caucus took aim at Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump on Friday morning over his inquiry of a Hispanic judge's ethnicity and unfounded bias in the Trump University alleged fraud case.

Puerto Rico Debt Crisis: PROMESA Bill Passes House, Allows Provision Cutting Minimum Wage to $4.25 for Young Workers

The U.S. House of Representatives passed the PROMESA Act, which addresses Puerto Rico’s debt crisis, but in the process also allows the commonwealth’s minimum wage to drop to $4.25.

NBA Finals 2016: Immigration Officials Seize Fake NBA Good Worth Tens of Thousands of Dollars

Just in time with the NBA finals, currently contested between the Cleveland Cavaliers and Golden State Warriors, the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) announced a big sting in counterfeit merchandise and goods worth over tens of thousands of dollars.

'I'm With Her': Watch President Obama Endorse Hillary Clinton as 'Presumptive' Democratic Party's Presidential Nominee

It might have been an awkward meeting between President Barack Obama and Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., who met earlier on Thursday, only for Obama to later announce his support for former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton.

Democrats Urge Democratic Party to Make Immigration Reform an Official Staple of The Party

U.S. Rep. Raul Grijalva, D-Ariz., is among the high-ranking Democrats pushing to have immigration reform made an official part of the party's platform.

Electoral College Map 2016 Projection: Hillary Clinton Has Huge Electoral College Vote Edge Over Donald Trump - ABC Finds

Hillary Clinton holds a sizable Electoral College vote advantage over Donald Trump as their likely general election in November looms.

Democratic National Committee's First Latino National Political Director to Leave Role for Silicon Valley

At the Democratic National Committee (DNC), Raul Alvillar, their first Latino national political director, will leave his position just ahead of next month's Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia.

Minority Women -- Loretta Sanchez and Kamala Harris -- in Historic Fight for California’s US Senate Seat

No matter what way it turns out, the U.S. Senate race in California stands to make history. No matter what way it turns out, the U. S. Senate race in California stands to make history.

As the Senior Latino in the Senate: Bob Menendez Condemns Trump's 'Downright Dangerous' Racist Remarks on Hispanic Judge

There are only three Latinos in the U.S. Senate, and the most senior of them all took Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump to task for remarks against ethnic minorities.

Primary Results 2016: Hillary Clinton Claims Presumptive Democratic Presidential Nomination, But Bernie Sanders Fights On

Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has claimed the presumptive presidential nominee for the Democratic Party on Tuesday night following

Immigration News Today: Texas Judge Hanen Grants Stay in Case Seeking Young Immigrants' Personal Information

A Texas judge has granted a stay on his order requiring the personal information of tens of thousands of young immigrants to be turned over to the court.

Latino Civil, Political Groups Lash Out Against Donald Trump's Attacks on Judge Gonzalo Curiel

Prominent Latinos and Latino groups are fed up with Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump’s comments about the Mexican American judge taking on the Trump University alleged fraud case.

Immigration News: Illinois Asylum Seekers Forced to Wait Years for Their Immigration Cases

The immigration court system in Illinois is swamped with more than 20,000 pending deportation cases, forcing immigrants seeking asylum to wait as long as three years simply to receive a hearing date for their cases to go before a judge.

'Humble But Fiercely Determined': Helen Chavez, Wife of Civil Rights Icon Cesar Chavez, Passes Away at 88 Years Old

Helen Fabela Chavez, the wife of labor rights icon Cesar Chavez, died on Monday, June 6. Helen Fabela Chavez, the wife of labor rights icon Cesar Chavez, died on Monday, June 6.

Donald Trump Warned by GOP Leaders to Stop Attacking Latino Voters

Even top Republican leaders have seemingly had enough. Even top Republican leaders have seemingly had enough. Several media outlets are reporting top GOP officials and donors are growing increasingly concerned about the ongoing verbal assault presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump has launched against the Mexican judge overseeing his Trump University fraud case.
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