In the upcoming elections, the Latino electorate is more important than ever. Over 13.1 million Latino voters are projected to cast their votes in Novembe, but how do the candidates get the advantage in the growing electorate?
Many are expecting Latino voters to make a mark in the upcoming 2016 Presidential Elections, but will they really be able to do it in the face of voting hindrances?
Ecuadorian President Rafael Correa said in an interview with the Ecuadorian Broadcasting Association that Donald Trump winning the presidency is good for Latin America. However, Correa pointed out that it will be bad for the United States if Trump becomes president, as reported by teleSURtv.
One of the biggest days in the 2016 presidential election cycle has arrived: Super Tuesday. Not only will millions of Americans cast their vote in a dozen states across the country on March 1, but over a quarter of delegates are up for grabs in each party. However, one of the most important groups that will determine the Super Tuesday victors are Latino voters.
The New York State Education Department's Board of Regents has approved a plan allowing certain Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) recipients who came to U.S. as children to apply for classroom teaching certificates and other forms of professional licenses.
If Republican front-runners Donald Trump or Ted Cruz were to fulfill their stance of deporting more than 11 million undocumented immigrants early in their respective administrations, the action could trigger yet another recession for the U.S. economy.
Tuesday is a big day for presidential hopefuls and it is known as Super Tuesday. A total of 12 states will hold primary elections and caucuses and the leading candidates for President of the United States could add to their leads and distance themselves from their competitors.
A 15-month investigation conducted by New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman's office found one Long Island School District denied enrollment to unaccompanied immigrant students.
Despite Donald Trump’s controversial statements against the illegal immigrants and coming up with the concept of building a wall between the United States and Mexico, the presidential candidate is still getting a lot of support from the Latino community. Here are five Latinos who actually side with the billionaire.
Donald Trump is a highly polarizing figure and his stance on the Muslim community in the United States is no different. To his supporters, the Republican candidate's distrustful rhetoric on the demographic is a strong response to global threats. On the opposite end of the spectrum, there is also growing concern about what a decisive push against both immigrants and Muslims would mean for the country.
Republican presidential frontrunner Donald Trump has reached an unfathomable point in a person’s life where success is in every corner but the question remains: what is his secret?
