Politics

DACA Immigration News: Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals Celebrates Three Years

The Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program celebrated its third anniversary of allowing undocumented immigrants receive a temporary, but renewable, two-year stay in the U.S.

Republican National Committee Building Its Latino, Millennial Engagement Outreach for 2016 Election

Recognizing that 60,000 Latinos turn 18 years old every month in the U.S, the Republican National Committee (RNC) has been building its Latino and millennial engagement efforts ahead of the 2016 election.

Jeb Bush 2016 Presidential Announcement: Cuba Policy, Immigration Protestors, Hillary Clinton Among Topics Discussed

Former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush officially announced his candidacy for president of the United States (U.S.) on late Monday afternoon. From Miami-Dade College, Bush said America's prosperity and security are "at a balance" and immediately took a shot at the current administration and Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton.

Republican, Democratic Candidates Address Immigration Reform Concerns

Immigration reform continues to be a contentious topic ahead of next year's presidential elections, and while Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) attempts to reform his party's stance on the issue, Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-M.E.) is facing backlash from one of his party's key demographics.

Ivy Taylor Bests Popular Latina Politican to Become San Antonio's First African American Mayor

For the first time, San Antonio elected an African-American mayor on Saturday following a tight runoff race.

President Obama's Approval Rating Dips in June

President Barack Obama's poll numbers continue to deteriorate. A recent YouGov poll shows the president's approval rating has dropped; however, his numbers have worsened among Latinos and, to a lesser extent, millenials.

Sen. Marco Rubio Slams Hillary Clinton’s Campaign Speech, Says 'Yesterday is Over' [Video]

Republican presidential candidate Marco Rubio wasted no time turning Hillary Clinton's recent campaign speech into fodder for a new political ad attack.

Obamacare Pros and Cons: Clinton Defends Obamacare, Promises 'Fixes'

Democratic presidential frontrunner Hillary Clinton on Sunday strongly defended President Barack Obama's signature healthcare legislation but admitted that she would propose a number of fixes to the law if she were to succeed Obama in the White House.

Britain pulls M16 Spies Out of 'Hostile' Countries as Russia, China Crack Snowden Files

According to the Sunday Times, Britain has been compelled to pull out agents from live operations in some countries after Russia and China cracked top-secret information contained in files leaked by former U.S. National Security Agency contractor Edward Snowden, the 31-year old fled to seek protection from Vladimir Putin.

Jeb Bush 2016 Presidential Candidate: Spanish-Language Ad Highlights Bush Immigration, Minimum Wage Stance in Latino Battleground States

Coinciding with former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush's official presidential campaign announcement, a new advertisement has been released highlighting his stance on issues critical to the Latino community.

ICE Detention of Immigrants: For-Profit Prison Contractors Benefit from Minimum Occupancy Quotas - Report

For-profit prisons benefit from minimum occupancy quotas at immigrant detention facilities throughout the nation, according to a report released Thursday, AP reports via ABC News.

Small Group of House Republicans Continue Push For Immigration Reform

When most voters think of Republicans they usually don’t think of immigration reform. But a small yet determined group of the GOP are sure that that situation will soon be amended

Hillary Clinton Kicks Off 2016 Presidential Campaign in New York

Hillary Clinton kicked off her second presidential campaign Saturday on New York City's Roosevelt Island in a park where there is absolutely "no ceilings."

FARC Rebel Kill Several Police, Leave 500,000 Colombians With No Power

The Colombian military has announced that Farc rebels have shot and killed three police officers who were out patrolling a stretch of highway. After this attack, Farc went on to bring down an electricity pylon, an act which cut off the power to nearly half a million people in the southern region of Caqueta

Spain Princess Cristina Loses Title Duchess of Palma

King Felipe VI of Spain has removed the title from from his sister 50-year-old sister. According to Princess Cristina’s attorney, she had asked the king to remove her title. The royal palace however has stated that the king made the decision before seeing her request.

Cuba-US Relations Could Normalize, With Embassies Reopening, as Early as July - Report

Next month, President Barack Obama is expected to announce an agreement with Cuba that will allow each country to reopen embassies in the other's capital.

Hillary Clinton Champions Prosperity for 'Everyday Americans' During New York City Rally

Hillary Rodham Clinton assured workers everywhere on Saturday that they can trust her to fight for and usher in a new era of shared prosperity all across America.

After Decades of Center-right Government, Left-wing Parties Take Control of Mayoral Offices Across Spain

In Madrid, a left-wing former judge named Manuela Carmena will be the new the new mayor, putting an ending to end 24 years of Popular Party rule.

Immigration Reform News: Hillary Clinton Aide Says Presidential Hopeful Would Expand Obama's Executive Actions on Immigration

An aide to Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton promised that the former first lady would expand President Obama's executive actions on immigration if she is elected as the next Commander-in-Chief.

Bernie Sanders to Join Latino Leaders at NALEO Conference in Las Vegas

Democratic contender, Sen. Bernie Sanders of Vermont, will speak at next week's Latino leaders conference, joining Hillary Clinton at the event. Sen. Sanders has faced some backlash for not mentioning immigration and Latinos' plight in his campaign rhetoric.
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