14 de marzo de 2016
Por Maribel Hastings y David Torres En la víspera de las primarias floridanas y de otros cuatro estados, en el emblemático Parque del Dominó en la Pequeña Habana, esta vez no hay mucha coincidencia entre los cubanos y cubanoamericanos que llenan las mesas ejerciendo uno de sus pasatiempos favoritos....
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As the Supreme Court is set to hear oral arguments on DAPA and expanded DACA, a new study finds that undocumented immigrants eligible for the two programs — as well as young immigrants currently enrolled in DACA — are “deeply embedded” in American society, with familial ties and work...
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On the Eve of Vital Presidential Primaries, GOP Demographic Landscape in Shambles Donald Trump is the likely Republican nominee. His reputation as a nativist extremist is likely to hurt the Republican Party’s general election prospects. Consider these facts: New Gallup polling finds that Latino voters overwhelmingly view Donald Trump negatively –...
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For months, violence toward people of color has followed Donald Trump where ever he has gone. Here at America’s Voice, we are tracking these instances of violence through our Trump Hate Map. Even Marco Rubio said that he is concerned someone could end up dead at the hands of Trump’s supporters....
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14 de marzo de 2016
Leading Observers Wrestle with the Implications of Our New, Disturbing and Profoundly Sad Moment in Modern American Politics To a degree unprecedented in modern American political history, Donald Trump and his campaign’s blend of nativism, demagoguery and authoritarianism have been bleeding into civil society and fostering a dangerous...
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14 de marzo de 2016
Immigration Reform News Today / Qué Pasa En Inmigración, March 14, 2016
English (en español al final de la página): Wall Street Journal: On Immigration, the Parties Get Further Apart By Laura Meckler MSNBC: A wave of Puerto Rican migration could make Florida a Democratic stronghold By Amanda Sakuma USA Today: Is Donald Trump’s success good for immigration reform? By Daniel...
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14 de marzo de 2016
Si de registrar votantes latinos se trata, la Florida Central, y en especial el Corredor I-4, de Tampa a Daytona Beach, se ha convertido en zona cero para esos esfuerzos. El éxodo de puertorriqueños de la Isla a Estados Unidos y en especial a esta zona central, a Kissimmee...
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14 de marzo de 2016
Mientras Florida y otros cuatro estados se aprestan este martes a llevar a cabo primarias que siguen definiendo el panorama electoral de ambos partidos, el caos que generó el pasado viernes un cancelado rally de Donald Trump en Chicago, Illinois, uno de los estados que vota este martes, plasmó...
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14 de marzo de 2016
Para Darío Moreno, profesor adjunto del Departamento de Política y Relaciones Internacionales de la Universidad Internacional de la Florida, el senador floridano Marco Rubio podría vencer en su estado al empresario Donald Trump el martes si hay “una histórica participación de votantes latinos en las primarias republicanas”. Las primarias...
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11 de marzo de 2016
Lynn Tramonte: “GOP-led lawsuit isn’t about law, it’s about politics: Donald Trump’s politics” For months we’ve seen legal analysts describe the case challenging President Obama’s immigration executive actions as a political question that should not be in the courts. Long-time New York TimesSupreme Court reporter Linda Greenhouse even noted, “This is a case...
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