High court decisions highlight legal limits of immigration enforcement
Its strongest claim to legitimacy is grounded in an unfortunately effective recipe
A court blocked Trump’s birthright citizenship order, but questions remain
A Supreme Court decision could unravel birthright citizenship and limit who can fight back
Studies show many still equate national identity with being white and English-speaking
Ongoing demonstrations coincide with Trump’s order targeting Democratic-led cities
What I witnessed as raids, protests, and political theater collided
Sharing all the answers to my questions
A Latino staffer’s reflection on the legacy of Congressman Charles B. Rangel
New poll reveals economic concerns and demand for solutions
Two new proposals claim self-determination but reinforce colonialism
A bonus audio conversation with Melisa López Franzen
Even as deportation fears grow, Latino support for enforcement is not one-sided
What we lose as a country by succumbing to paranoia
A direct challenge to the denial surrounding U.S. politics and the future of the island colony
What it all means
What Pew data says about who really supports making English the official language of this country
The Arizona congressman never wavered in his fight for justice, earning the trust of communities too often left behind
There was talk about immediate relief. Where is it?
A pro-sovereignty group is pushing Republicans to take a position on Puerto Rico
The second part of a three-part conversation with La Cuenta
Threats to our immigrant community do not happen in a vacuum
This is the same bill that the House passed in 2021
"There is a difference between a party benefitting from Trump backlash and a party that earns enduring support through a proactive agenda."
The number of migrants will increase throughout the globe if political change does not occur
