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US Supreme Court backs Trump on aggressive immigration raids
The Supreme Court sided with President Trump's immigration policies, allowing federal agents to conduct raids targeting individuals based on race or language in Southern California. Liberal justices dissented, criticizing the decision as discriminatory towards Latinos.
Ken Flores’ death revealed; comedian found in Los Angeles home died of cocaine toxicity, report confirms
Comedian Ken Flores, aged 28, passed away due to cocaine toxicity, with congestive heart failure as a contributing factor, according to the Los Angeles County Medical Examiner. Flores, known for his LatinXL comedy showcase and his 'Butterfly Effect Tour', was found dead in his Los Angeles home on January 28.
Citizens are tracking ICE in real time to warn migrants. Is that legal?
Across the U.S., activists are increasingly monitoring ICE agents, using social media and apps to alert communities to their presence. These actions aim to protect immigrant communities, but the Trump administration argues they aid criminals and obstruct law enforcement.
In DC, a heated standoff between police, neighbors shows unease amid Trump's law enforcement surge
In Washington, D.C., during the summer of 2025, a federal law enforcement intervention under President Trump has heightened tensions. A drug and firearm arrest near Bancroft Elementary School sparked outrage among residents, already on edge due to immigration fears.
Trump voter’s regret! ICE detains supporter who now says, “We were all brainwashed”
Brian Gavidia, a Trump voter, was detained during an immigration raid, leading him to believe he was racially profiled and regret his vote. DHS claims he interfered with agents, but Gavidia feels manipulated by Trump's promises. The ACLU lawsuit, in which Gavidia is a plaintiff, challenges immigration enforcement tactics, resulting in court-ordered limits, now under Supreme Court review.
Trump’s immigration push backfires and faces major backlash - ICE arrests plunge 20% in July
Immigration arrests in the United States saw a decline in July 2025. This happened despite President Trump's efforts to increase them. Data indicates a nearly 20% drop. Deportations, however, increased during the same period. Protests and court orders limiting ICE raids contributed to the arrest decline. Confusion over policy changes also played a role.
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Appeals court keeps order blocking Trump administration from indiscriminate immigration sweeps
A federal appeals court upheld a temporary order blocking the Trump administration from indiscriminate immigration stops and arrests in Southern California. The court questioned the government's opposition to preventing constitutional violations, emphasizing that race, language, or location alone cannot justify detention.
Trying to pay for college? Your options just got worse
The Trump administration's One Big Beautiful Bill Act slashes $300 billion from higher education, capping student loans and eliminating the Grad PLUS program. This shift discourages college enrollment for lower-income Americans, disproportionately affecting minority students and fields with lower-paying but essential professions. While Pell Grants expand, the overall impact raises concerns about accessibility and future workforce readiness.
Adelita Grijalva wins Arizona Democratic primary in a bid to succeed her late father in Congress; her family and educational details
Adelita Grijalva, daughter of the late US Rep. Raúl Grijalva, secured a decisive victory in Arizona's 7th Congressional District Democratic primary. Winning 62 percent of the vote, she defeated challengers like Deja Foxx and Daniel Hernández Jr. This win positions her to succeed her father in the deep-blue district following his death in March 2025.
Judge orders Trump administration to halt indiscriminate immigration stops, arrests in California
A US court has stopped immigration arrests based on race in California. The court order follows a lawsuit by immigrant groups. They alleged unlawful targeting of Latino communities. The order affects seven counties, including Los Angeles. It also mandates attorney access to a detention facility. Government denies racial profiling allegations. Attorneys general from 18 states support the judge's decision.
Texas Flash Floods: Dallas Cowboys, Houston Texans team up with NFL to support flood victims with $1.5 million aid
The Dallas Cowboys, Houston Texans, and the NFL Foundation have collectively pledged $1.5 million to aid those impacted by the devastating flash floods in central Texas, which have tragically claimed over 70 lives and left many others missing. These funds will offer immediate relief and long-term support to survivors and the families of victims.
Can Democrats find their way on immigration?
Democrats are grappling with a significant immigration challenge, facing criticism for past policy shifts and struggling to regain voter trust. A surge in illegal border crossings and Republican governors' actions have intensified the crisis. Internal divisions persist on addressing the issue, with some advocating for stricter measures and others opposing what they view as Trump-era policies.
July 4th events cancelled in some US cities amid Independence Day celebrations: Is yours on the list?
As United States is preparing to celebrate Independence Day on July 4, several cities in America have cancelled the events citing fears that ICE could target large public gatherings. The FBI and DHS have also warned of terrorism incidents over the holiday weekend. Meanwhile, anti-Trump organizers are holding massive protests across the US today.
ICE wants to turn a shuttered state prison into California's largest migrant detention center
A former prison in California City will soon be the state's largest immigration detention center. US Immigration and Customs Enforcement made a deal with CoreCivic. The facility will have 2,560 beds. This move is part of a national plan to increase ICE's detention capacity. The project is expected to create 550 jobs.
LA Dodgers pledge $1 million to aid families affected by immigration raids
Los Angeles Dodgers will donate one million dollars. This will help immigrant families. These families are impacted by recent federal raids. The contribution is in partnership with Los Angeles city. It aims to support affected families and workers. The money will be used for food, supplies, and mental health services. The team is working with local organizations.
Dodgers deny ICE agents entry to stadium amid protests and immigration crackdown in Los Angeles
In a controversial turn of events, the Los Angeles Dodgers found themselves at the center of an immigration debate after refusing entry to ICE agents who sought to access their parking lots during ongoing protests against immigration raids. The Dodgers firmly denied the request, while ICE dismissed these claims outright.
Latino voters abandon Donald Trump in droves as immigration crackdown sparks feelings of betrayal across communities
As Trump nears 100 days back in office, his Latino support collapses due to immigration policies. A recent Pew poll reveals a 72% disapproval rate among Latinos, fueled by actions like revoking TPS for Venezuelans. Despite past gains in Florida, many Latinos now feel betrayed, impacting his standing in key battleground states.
Most Popular Christmas Song in Texas: What’s the Top Holiday Tune in Your State?
As Christmas season sets in, festive tunes fill the air, and in Texas, one particular Christmas song continues to dominate. For yet another year, this beloved track takes the top spot for the most-searched holiday song in the state.
Latino voters are going to vote for Donald Trump in U.S elections; here's the reason
US Presidential Elections 2024 is just knocking on the door and the November 5 polling day will decide political fate of Kamala Harris and Donald Trump. A number of eminent personalities and several poll surveys have revealed that former US President Donald Trump was gaining support within the Latino voters and that might prove as a huge advantage for the Republican candidate.
Latino voters endorse Harris, slam Trump for his 'migrant eating pets' comment
The League of United Latin American Citizens denounced Donald Trump's xenophobic statement regarding immigrants consuming pets. The group praised Kamala Harris' dedication to immigration reform and endorsed her.
National Hispanic Heritage Month: All you may want to know
National Hispanic Heritage Month will be celebrated from September 15 to October 15 across the U.S.A. When did it begin and why is it celebrated? Let us get to know about it.
Actor Xolo Mariduena embraces his roots as 'Blue Beetle' brings latino family team to big screen
Xolo Mariduena, the lead in the upcoming DC Studios film 'Blue Beetle,' talked about the importance of family in the film. The 'Cobra Kai' actor plays the first Latino superhero in a DC movie, Jaime Reyes, who cannot keep his alter-ego a secret from his family.
Alina of Cuba producer responds to John Leguizamo's criticism. Find out here
The Colombian American actor recently commented on Fidel Castro's character which will be played by James Franco in Alina of Cuba.
Jill Biden compares Latinos to Tacos, slammed for stereotyping Hispanics
Jill Biden has been slammed by the Hispanic journalist group NAHJ and the Republicans for comparing the diversity of Latinos to that of breakfast tacos. The comments came during her speech on Monday in San Antonio, Texas.
Trump's strength with Florida Latinos boosts his re-election hopes
Trump, who won the state in 2016, outperformed his 2016 margins with Florida's Hispanic voters, who made up 19% of all the state's voters. A lot of the swing came in Miami-Dade, the county that contains Florida’s largest Cuban and Venezuelan communities, many of whom are strongly anti-left wing.
Ex-Bernie Sanders staffers promote Joe Biden to Latinos in Iowa, Nevada
The Biden campaign has acknowledged that its standing with Latinos could use improvement and tried to build a coalition of 20-plus voting blocs to mitigate that - including seniors, Native Americans and another group that strongly supported Sanders during the primary, progressives.
Joe Biden courts Latino voters in first trip to Florida as nominee
A win for Biden in Florida would dramatically narrow Trump's path to reelection. But in a state where elections are often decided by a percentage point, there are mounting concerns that Biden may be slipping, particularly with the state's influential Latino voters.
Hillary Clinton failed to woo African-American, Latino, Asian voters: US media
"African-American, Latino and younger voters failed to show up at the polls in sufficient numbers on Tuesday to propel Clinton into the White House," CNN reported.
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