Bar Exam Passed, Immigrant Still Can’t Practice Law
Mary Mata
By Kirk Semple, New York Times Cesar Vargas seemed to have checked all the right boxes in his quest to become a lawyer in New York State. He made honors […]
Miami grand jury issues no charges against Sen. Menendez, probe continues
Mary Mata December 9, 2013
By Jay Weaver, Miami Herald Federal agents descended on the clinic of a South Florida eye doctor close to U.S. Sen. Bob Menendez last January — a dark-of-night raid that […]
Anaheim hopes to settle suit over alleged Latino political exclusion
Mary Mata
By Paloma Esquivel and Adolfo Flores, Los Angeles Times Anaheim is in talks to settle a lawsuit filed by the ACLU accusing the city of effectively excluding Latinos from holding political office […]
Latinos’ Approval Of President Obama Plummets; Potential Major Problem For Democrats
Mary Mata December 6, 2013
By Elizabeth Llorente, Fox News Latino Hispanics are the most disappointed by President Barack Obama, according to a new Gallup Poll. While the president’s job approval rating dropped 12 percent among […]