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How The Family Members Of Meat Plant Workers In Nebraska Became Advocates Amid Pandemic (VIDEO)
A short video from the Food & Environment Reporting Network on the story of "The Children of Smithfield." → Read More
Remembering A Giant Of Chicano Literature: Rudolfo Anaya
On this episode of Latino USA we re-air a conversation between Maria Hinojosa and Ruldolfo Anaya from 2012. → Read More
El Paso Strong
On August 3rd, 2019 a gunman opened fire at a Walmart in the border city of El Paso, Texas. → Read More
Why Ricky Resigned
Latino USA brings context to the leaked messages that sparked massive protests in Puerto Rico and, in turn, led to the resignation of Governor Ricardo Rosselló. → Read More
Indie Rock and Psychedelic Pop Band Las Robertas Premiere New EP 'Together Outrageously'
Las Robertas will make history this year by becoming the first Costa Rican group to perform at Coachella. → Read More
Grammy-Nominated Puerto Rican Duo COASTCITY Premieres New Single 'Salvaje'
"Salvaje" will be featured in the duo's forthcoming EP. → Read More
Rubén Blades Teams Up With Making Movies for 'No Te Calles' Single (PREMIERE)
It is a collaboration that the artists are calling both a song and a movement. → Read More
Two-Step Into the New Year
Our end-of-year music spectacular. → Read More
How I Made It: Bambadjan Bamba on Being Both Black and Undocumented
Bamba is a working actor with credits on dozens of movies and TV. → Read More
Latino USA Celebrates 25 Years With Lively NYC Concert
The longest running Latino-focused program on U.S. public media had a party on Sunday. → Read More
DHS Says It Will Keep Accepting DACA Renewals, Noting That Recipients Are Not Being Targeted
"USCIS is working expeditiously to review and process these requests consistent with previous DACA renewal timelines." → Read More
Study: Latino Parents Report High Levels of Psychological Distress Due to US Immigration Policies
Parents who frequently worried had at least a 300 percent increase in the odds of experiencing symptoms like depression or clinical anxiety. → Read More
How the Senate Voted on Immigration Proposals (VIDEO)
The following video from PBS NewsHour chronicled the votes and proceedings in the Senate regarding the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) and other immigration topics. As of this posting, the Senate could not pass any proposals, but the live stream is still happening. → Read More
Oscars Special: 'Coco' and 'A Fantastic Woman'
Latino USA looks to film nominees that embrace and explore the lives of Latinos and Latin Americans. → Read More
The Case of Immigration Activist Ravi Ragbir
A federal judge called Ragbir's case an "unnecessarily cruel" detainment. → Read More
White House Chief of Staff: Those Who Didn't Get DACA Were 'Too Afraid' or 'Too Lazy'
"So the president, shockingly, said OK, 1.8 million, and then probably the biggest shock was in a path to citizenship." → Read More
Episode #1806: The Hole, Justina Machado and 'Despacito'
Our broadcast show for February 2, 2018. → Read More
ICE Publishes New Directive for Civil Immigration Enforcement in Courtrooms
The Associated Press reported Wednesday that U.S. Customs and Immigration Enforcement (ICE) has issued a new directive for civil immigration enforcement actions in courtrooms. → Read More
While Protests Continue, Honduran President Begins Second Term
The political violence stemmed from allegations of electoral fraud. → Read More
White House Official Says Trump Is 'Willing to Have a Conversation About Citizenship' for DACA Recipients
"So we think there’s actually a lot of significant progress on our side on things that they’ve asked for." → Read More