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Here’s a look at the history of Hispanic and Latino people in the Gem State in the midst of Hispanic Heritage Month.

Other concerns were based on the potential for hundreds of thousands of arrests that could come on account of the bill, putting a strain on county jails.

A Tennessee family which fled their home country of Germany so they could homeschool their children based on their Christian values will get to stay...

As the United States prepares for the November 5 election, the question of how illegal immigrants will influence the outcome is a complex one.

Latinos have been migrating to Idaho since the mid 1800s, before it was a state. Like many other ethnic groups, Latinos came in search of jobs and opportunities for the

Foxx is urging the Education Department to work together on making sure student loan borrowers don’t get taken advantage of as repayment is underway.

A Texas federal court district judge issued a decision on September 13, 2023, declaring that "DACA," a program providing certain benefits to undocumented immigrants who arrived...

José Sosa might have cooked for you already. Even if you haven’t had a chance to visit his debut restaurant, which opened in August in the River North neighborhood of Chicago. The chef and partner describes his menu simply as contemporary Italian, but it’s more than that. Ummo is the surprising exploration of inventive dishes tempered by personal culture and chosen traditions. Sosa was most ...

Earlier this week, undocumented families and workers and their allies called on Democratic leaders to schedule hearings on bills that would restore their ability to obtain a driver’s license in …