Politics

Undocumented Immigrant Population in US Continues to Decline to 11 Million

The most recent report from the Center for Migration Studies (CMS) reveal a totally different story than what is usually heard from campaign halls reporting an influx of undocumented immigrants, Fox News Latino reports. The analysis which was recently released in the organization's website shows a decline in the undocumented immigrant population.

Donald Trump, Stacey Dash Slam Oscars 2016 Boycott

The recent news about Spike Lee and Jada Pinkett-Smith boycotting the 2016 Oscars for not nominating any black actors, as reported by Us Weekly, has brought up a lot of opinions including that of presidentiable Donald Trump and actress Stacey Dash.

Brazil Congress at Odds Over Bill That Requires Users to Provide Personal Information to Every Website

A series of bills is being proposed which may require Brazilian internet users to provide their full identities online

Georgia County Rejects Spanish Ballots

In light of the upcoming 2016 Elections this November, several Hispanic groups have recently filed a request for a Georgia County to create Spanish ballots for those who have trouble in the English language, the Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports.

Bernie Sanders Endorsements: Nevada Latina Lucy Flores Endorses Sanders

Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders received the endorsement of a prominent and rising Latina politician from Nevada.

Millennials Make Up 44 Percent of Projected Eligible Latino Voters in 2016, Study Shows

A new study reveals that nearly half of the almost 30 million Hispanic citizens who will be eligible to vote in the upcoming 2016 election are Millennials.

Congressman Hunter Again Seeks Top Honor for Fallen Marine Peralta

A Republican Congressman from San Diego County wrote to the U.S. Marine Corps Thursday, calling for one of their late members to be awarded the Medal of Honor.

Immigration News 2016: Immigrant Rights Groups Sue 10 Federal Agencies Over Deportation Policies

Immigrant rights groups have filed a lawsuit against the Obama administration's immigration and detention policies.

Democratic Candidates 2016 to Partake in Iowa Town Hall

The three Democratic presidential candidates will participate in an Iowa town hall next Monday, exactly one week before the highly anticipated Iowa caucuses.

SCOTUS' Immigration Executive Action Case: Rubio Maintains Stance Opposing DAPA, DACA

The Supreme Court announced it will review President Barack Obama's 2014 immigration executive actions, but not all presidential candidates are thrilled with the news.

Ecuador Unemployment Becomes a Thing of the Past

Ecuador celebrates its low unemployment rate, the lowest among the Latin America region. Ecuador is seeing a new momentum in terms of their employment statistics and according to TeleSur TV, they have the lowest rate of unemployment within the region.

Ted Cruz Immigration Strategy Gets Chris Christie's Approval

Earlier this week, the New Jersey Governor Chris Christie made the headlines after making an announcement that he is in favor of Senator Ted Cruz's plan in terms of dealing with undocumented immigrants.

Millenials Put Hispanic Voters at All-Time High, Impact Expected to be Minimal

The new generation is an overwhelming part of the electorate, especially in the Latino community, according to a newly released analysis of the U.S. Census Bureau data from the Pew Research Center. The findings reveal that nearly half of the eligible voters of the Hispanic electoral are millennials and the Latino electorate is on the rise, although the low turnout projected may ultimately lead to little impact.

Sarah Palin 'Proud' to Endorse Donald Trump for US President

Sarah Palin announced her endorsement for the coming U.S. presidential election goes to Donald Trump. The former Alaska governor made the official announcement during his political campaign at the Iowa State University on Tuesday.

Presidentiables Donald Trump, Ted Cruz Get Deep in Feud

Presidential candidates Donald Trump and Ted Cruz are getting deeper in their recently reported feud.The two have been saying "nasty" words against each other and Cruz most recently launched another heated argument against the real estate businessman.

Puerto Rico Gets a Visit From US Treasury Secretary Amid Financial Crisis

US Territory, Puerto Rico will be welcoming US Treasury Secretary Jacob Lew this Wednesday as the island continues to struggle with its growing deficit and public debts that are projected to balloon up to $24 billion in 2020, Fox News Latino reports.

Bernie Sanders Gaining on Hillary Clinton's Lead, Monmouth National Poll Shows

A new poll from Monmouth University shows Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders quickly closing in on frontrunner Hillary Clinton.

SCOTUS Agrees to Review DAPA Case

The Supreme Court agreed on Tuesday to consider a legal challenge to President Obama's executive action, allowing for certain undocumented immigrants to remain in the United States.

Republican National Committee End NBC Partnership, CNN Will Host February GOP Debate

The Republican National Committee (RNC) announced Monday it has officially cut ties with NBC and will partner with a different media outlet for an upcoming Republican debate following their fallout over the CNBC GOP debate in October 2015.

Rubio Toughens Stance on Immigration

In the wake of critical campaign ads by his rivals Jeb Bush and Ted Cruz, GOP White House hopeful Marco Rubio is taking a tougher stance on immigration, in an apparent attempt to bolster his conservative credentials.
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