South Texas Cemetery Paid by Local Authorities to Bury Countless Undocumented Migrants in Mass Graves

Within recent weeks, researchers have discovered even more mass graves, littered with the bodies of dozens of unidentified migrants who died of exposure while trying to evade border authorities as they attempted to enter the U.S., succumbing to the hot and dry region, where the temperature reaches 100 degrees in the summer.

Latino Lawmakers in California Push to Repeal Anti-Immigrant Legislation

Latino lawmakers in California are pushing to repeal anti-immigrant proposals in California.

Approval Rating of President Obama's Immigration Policies Hit Low Point

President Barack Obama's approval rating on immigration has fallen to its lowest point, according to a new Gallop poll.

Obama Job Approval Rating: Majority Disapprove of President's Performance, From Economy to Foreign Policy

President Barack Obama's approval rating continued to slip, according to new polling data. The poll also showed a majority of respondents believe the country is heading in the wrong direction.

Hillary Clinton: Unaccompanied Migrant Children Should Be 'Sent Back' to Reunite With Families

Hillary Clinton said in an interview Tuesday that unaccompanied migrant children should be sent back to their home countries. The number of migrant children crossing the border unaccompanied has risen dramatically over the past year.

Latino Civil Rights, Voter Engagement Groups Score House GOP Immigration Reform Efforts

Five Latino civil rights and voter engagement organizations released a scorecard for the members from the House of Representatives grading their actions on immigration reform. The scorecard was developed in anticipation of of the House's summer recess in July.

DREAM Act in Effect in Washington State: What It Means for New York, Gov. Cuomo 'Not Overly Optimistic' About NY Senate

The Development, Relief, and Education for Alien Minors (DREAM) Act is in effect across Washington State following a bipartisan vote in February. The law official made Washington the fourth state to approve state financial aid for college students with undocumented immigrant status.

Undocumented Women and Children in Border Patrol Detention Centers Suffering Inhumane Treatment

The American Immigration Council obtained more than 800 complaints of physical, sexual, and verbal abuse lodged by detainees between January 2009 and January 2012 and found that 97 percent of complaints resulted in no punishment. More than 80 percent of child detainees claimed receiving inadequate food and water and half reported verbal abuse, while one-in-four reported physical abuse.

Rep. Kevin McCarthy Spotlight: Potential House Majority Leader's Stance on Topics Important to Latinos

Rep. Kevin McCarthy, R-Calif., the current House Republican whip, could be the next House Majority Leader after the "stunning" primary election defeat of Eric Cantor in the Virginia 7th District primary on Tuesday. McCarthy, who has already received Cantor's endorsement, has yet to confirm his intentions for the second-rank position in the House of Representatives, but he will need to deal with several hot-topic issues regularly being debated.

Veterans Call for Immigration Reform, Recall Serving Alongside Immigrants in War

A group of veterans voiced their opinions and joined the battle for immigration reform on Thursday with a press conference in Washington.

'Deeply Unpopular' Eric Cantor to Resign as House Majority Leader in July, District's Voters Want Immigration Reform

House Majority Leader Eric Cantor's loss was a "shock" to many, but new polling figures showed the Virginia congressman was "deeply unpopular" within his own state. According to a Public Policy Polling survey Tuesday night, Cantor had a 65 percent disapproval rating in his district. Cantor's approval rating was only 30 percent.

Record Number of Unaccompanied Children Crossing Into US: Study

A new study released by the Pew Research Center finds that more minors are crossing into the United States unaccompanied by adults.

Primary Election Upset: Immigration Reform at Risk as Eric Cantor Loses Virginia Congressional Seat to Tea Party Candidate

House Majority Leader Eric Cantor lost his Virginia congressional seat to a Tea Party-endorsed professor. Cantor's loss is one of the most shocking primary election results in congressional history.

From Immigrant to Illegal: the Changing Face of Migrants in the United States

Influxes of immigrant populations aren't new in American history. In fact, just a little over a century ago, the U.S. experienced a urge of immigrants from Germany. From 1890 to 1919, 18.2 million immigrants, hailing mainly from Europe, entered the U.S.

Facebook Founder Mark Zuckerberg Donation to San Francisco Schools Likely to Benefit Latino Students Most

Two of the three school districts that are receiving gifts from the Zuckerbergs and their foundation, Startup: Education, are largely dominated by Latino students. These students will soon benefit from finance, computers, connectivity and teacher training. The money will also go toward boosting funding for science studies and English proficiency.

These Three Issues Are More Important to Latinos Than Immigration Reform

Even with all of the discussions and debates among policy makers over the last few years about immigration reform and the continual deportation of the immigrant community, immigration isn't the most important issue to the Latinos. In fact, Latino leaders say they believe that the hard-eyed focus on immigration reform is "crowding out other issues facing the Latino community." So what really concerns Latinos?
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