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  • U.S.-Mexico Relations

    Don’t blur the lines by calling Mexican drug cartels ‘terrorist organizations’

    Mexican drug cartels are already deeply entrenched within the United States. Americans are operating on behalf of various cartels in myriad ways, from retail-level drug distribution to more complex logistical operation. by Jason M. Blazakis
  • Culture

    How crime is igniting new conflicts between red states and blue cities

    The growing efforts by red states to seize authority over law enforcement in blue cities is drawing energy from the convergence of two powerful trends. by Ronald Brownstein Republican-controlled state governments are opening an explosive
  • Culture

    Are Californians fleeing ‘woke’ policies and moving to Florida, as DeSantis claims?

    Much of California’s loss to Florida was offset by people coming the other way. by Don Lee, Los Angeles Time lorida Gov. Ron DeSantis delivered a well-rehearsed blast at California this week, calling it too
  • Culture

    Younger voters are poised to upend American politics

    Despite Republican efforts to make inroads in these communities and a large Republican vote among Hispanics in places like Florida, young minority voters supported Democrats by substantial margins.  By Morley Winograd, Michael Hais, and Doug
  • LPPF

    No, California doesn’t have a population crisis

    by Irene Bloemraad  and Ethan Roubenoff Californians keep hearing that our state has a population problem: Recent statistics from the Department of Finance show that from July 2021 to July 2022, we lost about 211,000 residents. This,
  • LPPF

    Can Western States Agree on the Future of the Colorado River?

    If adopted, the six-state plan would mean significantly less water for California. Southern California would stand to lose as much as a third of the water it gets from the Colorado River if reservoir levels
  • The Stage Set for Better US Mexico Cooperation
    Immigration

    Treat Mexico Like a Partner, Not a Wall

    The Biden administration’s desperation to solve its border problem threatens to undermine a more critical priority: developing a richer strategic relationship with its neighbor. by Eduardo Porter, Bloomberg Something is afoot in American immigration policy. Out
  • U.S.-Mexico Relations

    The US southern border is not a threat – it’s an opportunity

    The border is a blessing for people on both sides. El Paso is an Ellis Island of the Southwest. Our response to immigration as a community in El Paso, one built on a foundation of

Healthcare

  • People Wore Mask On Their Faces
    Healthcare

    Biden’s plan for ending the emergency declaration for COVID-19 signals a pivotal point in the pandemic – 4 questions answered

  • CA Dream Act given in the picture
    Healthcare

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

  • The California blueprint for budget 2022 to 2023
    Healthcare

    A Pro-Family Agenda for America Starts in California

  • The picture on Build back better on America Flag
    Healthcare

    Texas could test one of Biden’s core political bets

  • Mexican American student studying in the classroom.
    Healthcare

    More education for Mexican Americans may mean less diabetes

Education

  • Education

    The Texas Story: How Mid-Sized Cities Can Prepare Students for Jobs of the Future

  • Look At The Latino Immigrants In The Picture
    Education

    The Best Way to Honor Latino Culture is by Honoring Latino Family Values

  • Latino Students In Public School
    Education

    Latino Students Will Soon Be 30% of All Public School Enrollment: Now What?

LPPF Work

Latino Vote Ratio Analysis Chart
Latino Vote

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

May 1, 2021

U.S. Census: Voting

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Immigration

Dems have no More Excuses Not to Have a Vote on Immigration

January 8, 2021

This will the

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History

Who has the “power”? Why working the bureaucracy is power

December 3, 2020

Managing the local

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

More Than Neighbors: U.S. – Mexico Trade

State of Latino Entrepreneurship 2020: The Report

Immigration

  • The Stage Set for Better US Mexico Cooperation
    Immigration

    Treat Mexico Like a Partner, Not a Wall

  • Immigration

    More than a million undocumented immigrants gained driver’s licenses in California

  • A Picture Of States And Immigrants
    Immigration

    How states can improve America’s immigration system

  • Groundwork Staff Work In Progress
    Immigration

    The Economic Contributions of Immigrants in Texas

  • A Lady Officer Following Health Rules
    Immigration

    Public health rules are not a substitute for good immigration policy

Culture

  • Culture

    How crime is igniting new conflicts between red states and blue cities

  • Culture

    Are Californians fleeing ‘woke’ policies and moving to Florida, as DeSantis claims?

  • Culture

    Younger voters are poised to upend American politics

  • California And Texas GDP Ratio
    Culture

    Are Californians fleeing en masse to Texas? The reality is complicated

  • A Latino Boy In School Studying
    Books

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

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