espite his harmful rhetoric, President Trump’s policies and fierce attitude have attracted a certain subset of those in the Latino community. Latino voters California are 2020 kingmakers for Super Tuesday by Ruben Navarrette Jr. It’s […]
To avoid a disappointing 2020 turnout, the party needs to understand the nuances of the Latino electorate. by Arnold Garcia and Kyle Longley By the evidence of the Democratic primary so far, it’s clear that […]
by George Skelton Democrats dominate politics in California and Republicans are doomed for one simple, overriding reason: shifting demographics. In short, the GOP’s core constituency is white people and they’re a declining slice of the […]
Not long ago, the state was known for its harsh immigration laws. But a new crop of Latino activists emerged in response—and now they’re catapulting themselves into elected office. by Fernanda Santos In the City […]
by Matt Pearce, LA Times This is where a nation changes: a public school auditorium that moonlights as a veritable citizenship factory. At the M.O. Campbell Educational Center, where murals honoring the arts and sciences […]
by Jennifer Medina At a rally in New Mexico this week, Hispanic voters enthusiastically backed the president’s hard-line approach to immigration. Some wore it proudly emblazoned across their chest: Latinos for Trump, though they would […]
by Amy Davidson Sorkin At a campaign rally in Rio Rancho, New Mexico, on Monday night, President Donald Trump had just finished a tribute to Ronna Romney McDaniel, the chair of the Republican National Committee—or […]
by Abel Guerra Sept. 15 was the start of Hispanic Heritage Month — a time that celebrates a community built on faith, family and a strong work ethic. We are teachers, doctors, lawyers, judges, members […]
by Karen Tumulty As the nation’s oldest Latino civil rights organization gathered here this week for its annual convention, anxiety over immigration issues could hardly have been higher. The horror of babies confined in squalid, […]
by Jennifer Rubin Before 2018, it was conventional wisdom in polling and political circles that Hispanic voters were less likely to register and less likely to turn out to vote than white and African American […]
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