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Univision (Op-ed): Four years later, the fight for deferred action remains as important as ever
By Juan Escalante
Politico: RNC tries to mend relationship with Hispanic voters
By Louis Nelson
The Hill: GOP focuses on terrorism for Hispanic social media push
By Rafael Bernal
Florida Politics: RNC begins new social media campaign aimed at Hispanic voters
By Scott Powers
Washington Post: It might be time for Republicans to start worrying about their House majority
By Chris Cillizza
FiveThirtyEight: The GOP’s Chances Of Holding The Senate Are Following Trump Downhill
By Harry Enten
The Hill: Trump hurts GOP, but probably not enough to flip House
By Scott Wong and Mike Lillis
New York Times: Donald Trump Wants to Cut Visa Program He Used for His Own Models
By Ron Nixon
Washington Post: Several members of Trump’s agriculture committee have supported legal status for undocumented workers
By Jose DelReal
Washington Post: Trump shakes up campaign, demotes top adviser
By Robert Costa and Jose DelReal
The Interpreter: Portraying Muslims as a Threat to Women, Donald Trump Echoes ‘Us vs. Them’ Refrain
By Amanda Taub
Buzzfeed:Latina Former Bush Treasurer Endorses Clinton, Blasts Trump
By Adrian Carrasquillo
Daily Beast: Donald Trump Took Liberal Icon George Soros’s Money
By Betsy Woodruff
Texas Tribune: Rick Perry to Fallen Muslim Soldier’s Father: “Shame On You”
By Patrick Svitek
Washington Post: Man’s ‘unusual fixation’ with Lebanese neighbors led to murder, Tulsa police say
By Michael Miller
Huffington Post: Mothers In Immigrant Detention Vow To Continue Hunger Strike Until They’re Released
By Elise Foley
NBC (Florida): Republican Latinos in Swing-State Florida Publicly Support Hillary Clinton
By Suzanne Gamboa
Washington Post (Editorial): Trump’s Muslim ban would also hurt students
New York Times (Opinion): Why Donald Trump’s Test for Immigrants Won’t Work
By Anna North
Washington Post (Op-ed): Trump’s ‘extreme vetting’ is harsh, but it would be legal
By Jonathan Turley
Washington Post (Opinion): Trump’s nonsensical speech shows he has learned nothing
By Jennifer Rubin
Miami Herald (Opinion): That ‘extreme vetting’ Trump wants for immigrants? He wouldn’t pass it
By Fabiola Santiago
New York Times (Opinion): The Pull of Racial Patronage
By Ross Douthat
Univision (Op-ed): Why this Republican is Endorsing Hillary Clinton
By Rosario Marin
New Republic (Opinion): I Started the “Economic Anxiety” Joke about Trump—and It’s Gone Too Far Now
By Brian Beutler
Salon (Opinion): Trump’s main damage has already been done: He has raised a generation of racist bullies
By Matthew Rozsa
En español:
Del rojo al azul con el voto latino
Por Maribel Hastings
Hispano acusado por asesinato de religiosos musulmanes en Nueva York (Video)
Noticiero Univision
Familia: hijo muere a manos de vecino que lo llamó ‘árabe sucio’
CNN en Español
Trump habla sobre inmigración bajo juramento en un testimonio que la campaña republican no quería que se difundiera
Univision.com
Encuesta electoral: Hillary Clinton ganaría las elecciones al día de hoy (Video)
Noticiero Univision
Hillary Clinton usará a los Dreamers para movilizar el voto hispano
Univision.com
Desde México llaman a migrantes a votar en EEUU
La Opinión/Impremedia
“Sí, yo estoy con Trump”: los republicanos intentan reafirmar la unidad del partido para seducir el voto hispano
Univision.com
Trump pide el voto negro ante una multitud de blancos
Univision.com
Obama explica por qué está ‘cansado’ de Donald Trump
Univision.com
Las elecciones sin estados decisivos: Trump se está quedando sin lugares por los qué luchar
Univision.com
¿Por qué esta republicana está apoyando a Hillary Clinton?
Por Rosario Marín/Univision.com
No, señor Taylor, hablar español y hablar mexicano no es lo mismo
Por Laura Martínez/Univision
¿Qué sucederá con DACA al irse Obama? (Video)
Noticiero Univision
México ofrece becas a DrIMErs, jóvenes indocumentados en EEUU
La Opinión
Diane Guerrero: “Quiero que mi historia llegue a quienes sienten que no tienen voz” (Video)
Aquí y Ahora/Univision
Más de 134,000 niños indocumentados en California tienen acceso a la salud
KHN/La Opinión
