Politics

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.

California Primary Polls: Democratic Presidential Primary Too Close to Call as Six States Host Primary Elections

The California presidential primary is on Tuesday, home to the largest number of pledged delegates at stake for either Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton.

Hillary Clinton Presidential Campaign Taps Latino Victory Project President to Strengthen Their Voter Outreach

Further signaling her focus on the general election against Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump, Hillary Clinton has tapped on Cristóbal J. Alex as her campaign's deputy director of voter outreach and mobilization.

Hillary Clinton Opens Up 11-Point Lead Over Donald Trump in Latest National Poll

Hillary Clinton has built a double-digit lead over Donald Trump in their widely anticipated presidential showdown.

Puerto Rico Primary Results: Democrats Vote Hillary Clinton But Far Lower Turnout Than 2008 Election

The results are slowly trickling in but it does appear Hillary Clinton will win her second Puerto Rico presidential primary.

New Mexico Gov. Susana Martinez Planning to Meet With Donald Trump?

New Mexico Gov. Susana Martinez is planning to meet with presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump just days after insisting she wouldn't be bullied into voicing her support for him.

2016 Electoral Map Projections and Swing States: Hillary Clinton Holds Commanding Lead Over Donald Trump

Hillary Clinton holds a commanding 114 vote lead over Donald Trump in the all-important Electoral College battle, a recent poll finds.

California Poll for 2016 Democratic Primary Has Hilllary Clinton, Bernie Sanders Neck-and-Neck - Will the Results Matter?

With less than a week remaining before California voters go to the polls, Hillary Clinton is leading Bernie Sanders among likely by just two points in their much anticipated June 7, showdown.

Donald Trump Attacks Trump University Judge Over Mexican Heritage

Donald Trump has ratcheted up his assault against U.S. District Judge Gonzolo Curiel, arguing that the man set to hear his Trump University fraud case has "an absolute conflict" in hearing the case because of his "Mexican heritage."

The Hispanic Vote in New Mexico, Home to U.S. First Latina Governor, Reaches New Highs for 2016 Election

New Mexico will be among a handful of primary states voting next Tuesday, and one of the leading non-partisan Latino organizations predict Latinos will have a high turnout come the general election in November.

US Jobs Report 2016 for May Reveals Latino Unemployment Rate Falls But More Aren't Working

The unemployment rate among U.S. Latinos dropped in May, but the number of Latinos not working increased.

Immigrant Reform News: Texas Judge Stops State From Using Detention Center for Childcare Facility

A Texas judge has ruled officials from the state's Department of Family and Protective Services cannot license an immigration detention center as a childcare facility.

RNC Quickly Names Helen Aguirre Ferré As New Hispanic Communications Director After Departure of Latina Official

The Republican National Committee announced a new Director of Hispanic Communications following the departure of another Latina Republican in the RNC's media department.

Latinos Heavyweights Join Transgender Bathroom Rights Fight as Decision Inches Toward US Supreme Court

The Obama administration, Cuban-American Republican, and two of the country's biggest civil rights advocacy groups openly supporting trangender bathroom rights based on an individual's gender identity. Conservative lawmakers, however, argue that their effort are a misenterpretation of Title IX rules.

Presidential Poll Numbers: Clinton, Trump Deadlocked in This Northeastern State That Wants Sanders to Stay in the Race

Hillary Clinton might have trouble clinching the northeast states, namely New Hampshire, in a new poll from Franklin Pierce University and Boston Herald.
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