Latinos have increased in numbers but does that growth translate to political power? In a two-part series for the Salt Lake Tribune, reporter David Montero explored the Latino vote in two Western battleground states in this year’s presidential election. In...
Despite not being able to vote, many undocumented Latino youths are mobilizing and knocking on doors in Latino neighborhoods. Orange County Register reporter Cindy Carcamo found that they are urging residents to vote Democrat in swing states where the Latino...
In 2011, the federal government expanded the Secure Communities program to help identify and deport immigrants. Officials with Immigration and Customs Enforcement said that partnering with local agencies would help them efficiently remove immigrants who were serious criminal offenders. However,...
Many immigrants brave a tough road to become U.S. citizens – spending time in refugee camps, separating from family and friends and starting from scratch in a new country. But once naturalized, the new citizens register and vote at lower...
Before major elections, there is typically an increase in the number of naturalization applications, and this year is no exception. Naturalization applications are up 15 percent from last year. In a story for the Fronteras Radio Network, Jude Joffe-Block explored...
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