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Lack of Information In Spanish Seen as Detrimental to Latino Voters In US Elections
Many Latinos in the United States do not feel comfortable using English but struggle to find trustworthy information in Spanish, according to research
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Illegal Mexico-US Border Crossings Fall to Lowest Level Since Biden Took Office
Fewer than 100,000 people were detained trying to cross the border into the US in June, the lowest figure in two years
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Financial Stress, Discrimination Blamed for Obesity Among Latinos In US
Ethnic origin and working conditions have an effect on the health of children that grow up in the US, with immigrants the worst affected
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What Is the US Family Reunification Program for Colombians and Central Americans?
The US government is continuing with its strategy to offer legal ways to reduce illegal immigration
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Which Sectors Are More Exposed to Florida’s New SB 1718 Laws?
The rules signed by governor Ron DeSantis could be a game changer for industries like construction and services, say local organizations
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New Laws In Florida Seen Fueling Exodus of Immigrants as DeSantis Toughens Discourse
A package of 200 laws proposed by Governor Ron DeSantis comes into effect on July 1, and which range from stemming immigration and suppressing diversity to easing firearm restrictions
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Ron DeSantis Adopts Trump’s Anti-Immigrant Policies as Proposals for Presidency
The Florida governor and aspiring Republican presidential candidate has expressed the need to build a border wall and proposed ending US citizenship for the US-born offspring of immigrants
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Texas, Louisiana Ordered to Obey Federal Laws Regarding Immigrant Deportations
The two US states had challenged the federal immigration control policy of the Department of Homeland Security
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Hispanic Population In Texas Outnumbers Whites for First Time Since 19th Century
The Hispanic population in the ‘Lone Star State’ totaled 12 million in 2022, making it the first border state in which a minority becomes the majority
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Refugees Who Reach the US Found More Businesses Than People Born There, Study Shows
In 2019, 13% of the refugees in the US were entrepreneurs, compared to 9% of US-born Americans, according to a study by New American Economy
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Mass Immigration Experiment Helps Canada Avert Economic Decline
The country’s population growth is among the fastest in the world, bolstering the economy while creating strains in big cities
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How Do the New Migrant Processing Centers In Latin America Work?
Costa Rica, Guatemala and Colombia now have migrant processing centers where would-be migrants to the US and asylum seekers can process their application
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Now Undocumented Immigrants Can Study at US Universities. Here’s How
The so-called ‘Dream Law’ in New York state will allow those entering college to receive a financial assistance package
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US Streamlines Central Americans’ Access to Visa, Asylum Applications
Potential migrants from El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras and Nicaragua are eligible to seek an appointment to apply for a visa or refugee status in the US via a new Internet portal
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Six Scams to Avoid In the US Visa Application Process
Fraudsters confuse immigrants by demanding money or personal information in exchange for a visa approval, accelerating the process or providing other benefits
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One-Third of Immigrants In US Benefiting from DACA Program Still Lack Healthcare
The figures emerge amid a dispute over the suspension of the program proposed by nine Republican-held US states
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Latin Americans In Informal Employment See Jobs at Greater Risk Amid Immigrants’ Arrival
According to a study by the Inter-American Development Bank and the UNDP, Latin American workers in the informal sector are more concerned about competition for jobs posed by immigrants
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Mexico’s President Proposes Temporary Work Permits for Central American Immigrants
President Andrés Manuel López Obrador announced the plan for public works projects in which the country’s “Central American brothers” will be able to work
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End of Title 42: As US Border Crossings Jump, Joe Biden Asks LatAm for Help
From Colombia to Mexico, the region is seeing sharp increases in migrants seeking to reach the US as the Biden administration ends a pandemic-era policy known as Title 42
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How Large Is the Brazilian Diaspora In the US?
The US has the world’s largest population of Brazilians living abroad, but the exact number is hard to quantify