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What Would a Second Trump Term Do to the Federal Bureaucracy?

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Taxes

‘We Have No Money’: Coronavirus Slams State Taxes

by Sophie Quinton
Education

For Undocumented Students, Coronavirus Pandemic Brings Learning Disruptions — and Economic Panic — With Few Avenues for Help

by Mark Keierleber
Immigration

Immigrants Are About 1/3 of California’s “Essential Workers”

by David J.
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U.S. Latinos among hardest hit by pay cuts, job losses due to coronavirus

by Jens Manuel
Healthcare

Coronavirus could deliver blow to struggling rural hospitals

by Del Quentin
LPPF

Big Cities Won’t Snap Back to Normal

And as long

Education

Education

For Undocumented Students, Coronavirus Pandemic Brings Learning Disruptions — and Economic Panic — With Few Avenues for Help
Education

Hard work, not ‘magic Cubans,’ led to Florida’s Hispanic literacy surge
Education

Coronavirus has dealt a massive blow to Catholic schools

LPPF Work

We Need to Wait for the House “Stimulus Package” Bill to Really Know How it Will Help Workers and Small Businesses

March 26, 2020

by Alex Gonzalez
Covid-19 Closed Schools. When Should They Reopen?

March 25, 2020

Expect more closures
No, “Tio Bernie” is not bringing out millions of Latinos to vote

March 6, 2020

by Alex Gonzalez
The Rise of the West: How Mexican-Americans and Latinos are Shaping the Southwest into the New America

January 23, 2020

by Alex Gonzalez

Latino Vote

Covid-19 Closed Schools. When Should They Reopen?

All Latinos don’t vote the same way – their place of origin matters

No, “Tio Bernie” is not bringing out millions of Latinos to vote

Super Tuesday results show how Latino voters are shaping the election

Culture

What Would a Second Trump Term Do to the Federal Bureaucracy?

America is getting ready to show the world what we are made of

Education and Men without Work

America has two economies—and they’re diverging fast

State of Latino Entrepreneurship 2020: The Report

With deep manufacturing ties and huge cross-border trade flows, the economic prosperity of the United States and Mexico is profoundly linked.

Building America’s Future

Up to Us: The Next Generation of Leaders

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What Would a Second Trump Term Do to the Federal Bureaucracy?
‘We Have No Money’: Coronavirus Slams State Taxes
For Undocumented Students, Coronavirus Pandemic Brings Learning Disruptions — and Economic Panic — With Few Avenues for Help
Immigrants Are About 1/3 of California’s “Essential Workers”
U.S. Latinos among hardest hit by pay cuts, job losses due to coronavirus

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The Rise of the West: How Mexican-Americans and Latinos are Shaping the Southwest into the New America - Latino Public Policy Foundation: […] with little or no Immigrant Latino population like the Rustbelt and Appalachian. In his book “Alienated America: Why some…
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Dora: Hispanics are all people united but the Spanish language.

Immigration

Immigration

Immigrants Are About 1/3 of California’s “Essential Workers”
Healthcare

Unintended (COVID) Consequences of Tough Immigration Policies
Immigration

Immigrants Aid America During COVID-19 Crisis
Immigration

For years, Bernie Sanders warned that increased immigration would lower the wages of U.S. workers. Now he barely mentions it
Immigration

Hundreds of county jails detained immigrants for ICE

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