Mexican-American Studies Ruled Constitutional Michael Kiefer, The Republic | azcentral.com A U.S. District Court judge on Tuesday ruled that an Arizona law passed to stop Mexican-American studies classes in Tucson schools was enacted for racial and political reasons and is
Report Says Films Exclude Latinos by Associated Press In 2016 “Moonlight” won best picture and “Hidden Figures” was the 14th highest grossing film of the year, but popular Hollywood films remained as white and male-dominated as ever. A new report from
US Latinos Are The World’s 7th-Biggest Economy June 28, 2017 By Matthew Zeitlib The economic output of the roughly 55 million Latinos in the United States would form the seventh-largest economy in the world, a new report shows, with a
Arizona Court: No In-State Tuition for Dreamers with DACA by Griselda Nevarez The Arizona Court of Appeals has overturned a ruling that allowed young immigrants who were granted protection from deportation to pay in-state tuition at the state’s public colleges
Latino non-voters helped Trump win By Marisa Treviño Donald J. Trump has been president a little less than five months. Because it was such a surprise outcome, there are analysts, pundits and everyday Americans still scratching their heads asking “why?”
Dreamers Can Stay By David Jackson President Trump’s Department of Homeland Security has rescinded former President Barack Obama’s order shielding millions of migrants from deportation, but is letting stand a policy that grants reprieves to people who arrived in the United
Trump Targets Undocumented Immigrants Aided By Obama “It’s a judicial do-over.” By Mica Rosenberg & Reade Levinson In September 2014, Gilberto Velasquez, a 38-year-old house painter from El Salvador, received life-changing news: The U.S. government had decided to shelve its deportation
One-in-Seven Babies Born in the U.S. is Multi-ethnic or Multi-racial by Raquel Reichard Despite attempts from President Donald Trump and his gang to “Make America White Again,” the U.S. is becoming more multiracial and multiethnic – and babies are helping
Trump Wants DOJ To Seek Harshest Possible Penalty In Immigration Cases Immigration cases already occupy about half of the federal criminal docket. By Roque Planas A memo issued by U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions last month ordering prosecutors to bring the
Contactos After 5 – Networking for Latinas Join the AZHCC’s Latina Business Enterprise (LBE) Group for an evening filled with networking with new faces with National Association of Women Business Owners (NAWBO) at the beautiful surroundings of the Phoenix Art
