Opinion

U.S. citizens’ growing fears reflect heightened national attention to deportation policy and practice since the 2016 U.S. presidential election. Deportation touches U.S. citizens through deportable family members and loved ones.

Farm workers face particular risks during the current pandemic that, if unaddressed, threaten keeping those grocery store shelves well stocked.

Even if politicians don’t like our work, it is journalists’ social and professional duty to point out the mistakes and contradictory statements of these leaders. We have to tell people when the government is placing their health at risk.

This is the greatest crisis of our generation. We have never experienced anything like this. We will bear its scars for the rest of our lives.

As we age, and despite all the things we’ve accumulated throughout our lives we’re still led to one inevitable conclusion: We have less time.

Latinos are the nation’s largest racial or ethnic minority ever eligible to vote in a U.S. presidential election.

A new culture against silence and machismo taking root in Mexico, a culture in which women are demanding equal treatment.

Although the country’s crisis has worsened, Maduro has managed to hold on to power. Neither the economic sanctions imposed by the United States and other countries nor the protests in Venezuela’s major cities have succeeded in bringing down the regime.

As a staunch defender of Obama’s legacy, Joe Biden certainly doesn’t want to be identified as one of those responsible for a policy that broke families apart. That won’t get him the Latino votes he needs.

If Chinese authorities had been more transparent about the coronavirus outbreak, the international community could have taken the steps necessary to isolate the first victims within Wuhan.