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  • Immigration

    The Economic Contributions of Immigrants in Texas

    Immigrants play a
  • Education

    After a Decade of Gains, Latino Students Suffer Outsized Losses Amid Pandemic

    Remote learning tougher
  • U.S.-Mexico Relations

    How USMCA can drive trade cooperation in Latin America

    As President Biden’s
  • U.S.-Mexico Relations

    USMCA at 2: Visions for next steps

    The two-year anniversary
  • Education

    Abbott Wanting to Bar Undocumented Kids From School Echoes Failed Past Policies

    Unclear if Uvalde
  • Immigration

    Migration to the US is on the rise again – but it’s unlikely to be fully addressed during the Summit of the Americas, or anytime soon

    The rate of
  • Healthcare

    No, Latinos don’t actually have less heart disease – a new large study refutes the longstanding ‘Latino paradox’

    The widely accepted

Education

  • Education

    After a Decade of Gains, Latino Students Suffer Outsized Losses Amid Pandemic

  • Education

    Abbott Wanting to Bar Undocumented Kids From School Echoes Failed Past Policies

  • Education

    Student Debt Has Increased Sevenfold Over the Last Couple Decades. Here’s Why

Healthcare

  • Healthcare

    No, Latinos don’t actually have less heart disease – a new large study refutes the longstanding ‘Latino paradox’

  • Healthcare

    A Pro-Family Agenda for America Starts in California

  • Healthcare

    Texas could test one of Biden’s core political bets

LPPF Work

  • Latino Vote 2020 Election: Turnout and Voter Registration: State-by-State

    May 1, 2021
    U.S. Census: Voting
  • Dems have no More Excuses Not to Have a Vote on Immigration

    January 8, 2021
    This will the
  • Who has the “power”? Why working the bureaucracy is power

    December 3, 2020
    Managing the local

Latino Vote

The Democrats’ Hispanic Voter Problem

Immigration and the Latino vote: A golden opportunity for Democrats in 2022

Latino Vote 2020 Election: Turnout and Voter Registration: State-by-State

Culture

“Acting White”: The social price paid by the best and brightest minority students

Anti-CRT bills are aimed to incite the GOP base—not parents

What are the consequences of the Latino undercount in the 2020 U.S. Census?

Understanding the Border: A Conversation on Life, Culture, and Commerce

State of Latino Entrepreneurship 2020: The Report

What Makes Smart Immigration and Border Policy in the 21st Century?

Latest Posts

  • The Economic Contributions of Immigrants in Texas
  • After a Decade of Gains, Latino Students Suffer Outsized Losses Amid Pandemic
  • How USMCA can drive trade cooperation in Latin America
  • USMCA at 2: Visions for next steps
  • Abbott Wanting to Bar Undocumented Kids From School Echoes Failed Past Policies
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  • Migrant News: The federal agency in charge of naturalizing new citizens is being hit with budget shortfalls, paralyzing backlogs and possible furloughs.…
  • John Rodriguez: Some valid points but this article is horribly written or your editor should be fired. Spent more time trying to…
  • Steve: Open borders!!!!!! The only policy option. Think of the children

Immigration

  • Immigration

    The Economic Contributions of Immigrants in Texas

  • Immigration

    Migration to the US is on the rise again – but it’s unlikely to be fully addressed during the Summit of the Americas, or anytime soon

  • Immigration

    Public health rules are not a substitute for good immigration policy

  • Immigration

    The Border Wall Didn’t Work

  • Immigration

    Immigration as an engine for reviving the middle class in midsized cities

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