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Immigrants — many highly educated and uneducated— are changing California for the better

by George Skelton
Education

3 in 4 Californians Support Charters as Alternatives for Low-Income Families; Majority Are Concerned About Federal Policy and Undocumented Students

by Esmeralda Fabián
Education

Brown v. Board at 65: Will Schools Ever Be Integrated?

by Kevin Mahnken,
Entitlements

Social Security’s Total Costs Next Year to Exceed Income for First Time Since 1982

by Peterson Foundation
History

American militias have a long history on the U.S.-Mexico border

by Associated Press
Taxes

Texans support property tax caps, some more than others

by Renée Cross,
Education

Harming Our Common Future: America’s Segregated Schools 65 Years after Brown

by Gary Orfield,

Education

Education

3 in 4 Californians Support Charters as Alternatives for Low-Income Families; Majority Are Concerned About Federal Policy and Undocumented Students
Education

Brown v. Board at 65: Will Schools Ever Be Integrated?
Education

Harming Our Common Future: America’s Segregated Schools 65 Years after Brown

LPPF Work

Latino Vote 2018 Mid-Term Turnout and Voter Registration: State-by-State

April 28, 2019

by Alex Gonzalez
New Data Shows No Evidence That Hispanics are Better Off Under Trump

April 17, 2019

by Alex Gonzalez
Trump Immigration Policies Have to Do More With Anti-Hispanic Cultural Views Than Fixing Illegal Immigration

April 9, 2019

by Alex Gonzalez
What Makes Texas Strong is its Geographical Connection to Mexico, Not the “Red State” Model

April 4, 2019

by Alex Gonzalez

Latino Vote

Historic highs in 2018 voter turnout extended across racial and ethnic groups

Latino Vote 2018 Mid-Term Turnout and Voter Registration: State-by-State

How Did the VCA Affect Turnout of Young, Latino, and Asian-American Voters?

How Hispanics really feel about Trump

Culture

Look beyond the ‘Latino’ label

America’s Biggest Economic Challenge May Be Demographic Decline

Immigration and the new old me

Where Have All the Men Without College Degrees Gone?

Under The Dome: Women Make Waves

Remarks by President George W. Bush and Mrs. Laura Bush at a Naturalization Ceremony

Debt Matters to the Next Generation

Dangers of Debt: How Our Fiscal Outlook Threatens the Economy

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Immigrants — many highly educated and uneducated— are changing California for the better
3 in 4 Californians Support Charters as Alternatives for Low-Income Families; Majority Are Concerned About Federal Policy and Undocumented Students
Brown v. Board at 65: Will Schools Ever Be Integrated?
Social Security’s Total Costs Next Year to Exceed Income for First Time Since 1982
American militias have a long history on the U.S.-Mexico border

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Immigration

Immigration

Immigrants — many highly educated and uneducated— are changing California for the better
Immigration

Immigrants Prevented or Minimized Population Loss in a Fifth of U.S. Counties
Immigration

The Border Realities Beneath the Fury
Immigration

America is not full. Its future rests with young immigrants
Immigration

Three New Ways for Congress to Legalize Illegal Immigrants

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