Mexico University President’s Next Step: Educate Latinos in US

The president of one of Mexico’s most prestigious and well known Universities says he wants to help Latinos in the United States attain higher education. Rafael Rangel Sostmann recently retired […]

Latino Voting Power In Nebraska Diminished President Obama In Texas Today To Promote Immigration Reform Arizona Appeals To The Supreme Court To Keep Anti-Latino Law

Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer announced on Monday that the state will directly appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court over the injunction currently blocking parts of the state’s anti-immigrant law, SB […]

President Barack Obama plans to push forward with his call for immigration reform in El Paso, Texas on Tuesday. For the last several weeks, the President has taken visible steps […]

Lawmakers in Arizona are so intent on building a wall along the US-Mexico border that they’re passing the hat to get it done – it’s going to have to be a very […]

By Daniel Setiawan House Bill 12—the sanctuary city immigration bill— is scheduled for debate Friday on the House floor and legislators on both sides of the aisle are gearing up for […]

I haven’t read a truer statement in a long time: “The Mall, more than any other public space in our country does indeed tell the story of America, and yet […]

By Henry Flores, Ph.D. To answer my own question: It means a lot of things and it also may have no meaning at all. Ha, you thought my question rhetorical? […]

Imagine the hapless kid, awkward and all thumbs,  putting a corsage on his prom date’s wrist then doing a quick check of his pockets to make sure he’s got his […]

Two days after the dramatic Navy SEAL raid that killed Osama Bin Laden the President was back to work, business as usual. And the usual business included the third meeting […]