Injustice

In a Supreme Court hearing this week, the Puerto Rico government argued that it receives its authority from the people of Puerto Rico. But the Obama administration corrected it.

“I live in fear of deportation and being separated from my son.”

Clinton, Sanders and O’Malley stuck to their corners in last night’s Democratic forum in Iowa, though Hillary seemed desperate to stay ahead of Bernie in the polls.

Low literacy rates and an unfamiliarity with Spanish among many indigenous Central American refugees leave them unable to avoid falling victim to U.S. immigration authorities.

A Storify slideshow showing images and videos of the protest.

Raids? By the Obama administration? Again?

Obama’s unconscionable abuse of prosecutorial discretion to prioritize the deportation of children and adults seeking asylum.

Demand that Oscar López Rivera be freed.

My radical dilemma is a bit of a problema.

“The Latino community deserves respect. We need someone that respects our philosophy and our culture.”

Let’s end the divide-and-conquer tactics of the state and commit to liberation for all of our people.

The U.S. created it. The U.S. fed it and watched it grow. Yet now the U.S. refuses to even mention it.

Una conversación con la organizadora de la comunidad y activista sobre el lanzamiento de Mijente.

How U.S. law profits Wall Street in Puerto Rico at the expense of locally owned businesses.

A conversation with the community organizer and activist on the launching of Mijente.

A common misconnection that exists today rests on the notion that there are no racial hierarchies in Latin American countries or within the Latino communities in the United States.

In Honduras, there about 450 disabled migrants known to have been injured while traveling on La Bestia.

After filmmaker Michael Moore posted a photo of himself in solitarity with the world’s Muslims, Miss Puerto Rico took to Twitter to rant against him, Muslims and declare herself a Trump supporter.

The experience of a Cuban immigrant is very different than those of others from Latin America.

The instant messaging service WhatsApp helps people connect. But in Mexico, even texting can be life-threatening.

Donald Trump built a $250 million golf course in Doral, Florida, a heavily Latino city whose mayor recently award Trump its key.