Jos Ugarte seeks to strengthen Latino representation on the Los Angeles Council Ugarte, 40, arrived as an immigrant to the United States at the age of four. Today he seeks to recover the political ground that, according to him, Latinos have lost
Steve Hilton: 'we will not hinder the application of federal immigration laws' The Republican candidate affirms that if he wins the election for governor of California he will support President Trump's policies
Immigrant is sentenced to prison for living illegally as a school official in the US In addition to being sentenced to prison, an immigrant who illegally served as superintendent of Public Schools will be expelled from the United States.
ICE raids destroyed 668 thousand jobs; construction and restaurants, the hardest hit Far from creating jobs for Americans, the raids reduced jobs and local consumption
Trump/Miller attack on legal immigration crystallizes The new Green Card policy has serious implications for those who overstayed their visas.
Let us remember that the vote is our voice It is time for Latinos to demonstrate the power that being the largest minority in the United States gives us.
Trump administration seeks to impose NDA on federal employees after leaks White House proposes confidentiality agreements to contain leaks in federal agencies
Latino voters distance themselves from Trump and maintain doubts about Democrats New poll shows economic concern and Latino distrust of both parties
Most Latino voters believe their economy will get worse under Trump A new report from UnidosUs indicates that Latinos are worried about the US economy and that Congress is not doing its job
TPS at risk: what can happen in Texas and what beneficiaries should do now What could change for immigrants and work permits if TPS is canceled and which beneficiaries living in Texas should do now
US unemployment subsidy claims reached 214,000 in the second week of April So far this month, the total number of Americans who filed for unemployment benefits has reached 12,000
DHS orders thousands of employees to return to work despite ongoing shutdown The DHS has been clear in its warning to staff: those who do not report to work could face disciplinary action
Where Feng Shui recommends putting sugar for money and luck If you're having a run of bad luck with money, sugar can become your key to prosperity, according to Feng Shui
Employment of Mexicans in the US averaged 19 million in 2025, despite a drop in immigrant employment Mexican workers represented 11.6% of total employment in the US, although a drop in the number of employed immigrants affected remittances
How long does it take an immigrant in the United States to buy their first home Many immigrants dream of owning their own home in the United States. Data and studies reveal how long it usually takes to achieve this and why.
Were you fired? How to negotiate a good severity package We explain how to negotiate a fair severity package after being fired, based on your rights as a worker in the United States
Affordable apartments in California: how housing lotteries work to rent or buy How affordable housing lotteries work in California: requirements and income needed in Los Angeles, San Francisco and the Bay Area.
How to reduce monthly payments in California without breaking the law Learn about the payments you can legally reduce in California, from taxes to utilities and insurance, and learn how to do it safely
What you shouldn't do when using Medi-Cal: a complete guide to avoid mistakes and penalties Discover the most common mistakes when using Medi-Cal in California and learn what practices to avoid to protect your coverage and avoid state penalties
Fewer homicides reported in the city of Los Angeles, but more LAPD shootings Mayor Bass explained that the results are due to the expansion of housing and social services initiatives
Which signs are the most trustworthy of the zodiac, according to astrologers From an astrological perspective, your sign can influence how trustworthy you are; find out who the most honest zodiac signs are
Jesse Jackson, the veteran civil rights leader and contender for the US presidency, dies at 84 The influence of the American activist for African American rights extended from the churches of the Deep South to the White House
New website allows AI to rent human workers A platform allows AI systems to hire humans for physical tasks and already has over 392,000 registered users
Remittances from the US to Mexico fall in 2025, with risk of an even more complicated year For millions of Mexican families, remittances continue to be a key source of income, so their decline ignites risks for thousands of people
My children were recruited in a human trafficking scam and I helped the police find them BBC Africa Eye joined a police unit against human trafficking in Sierra Leone to help a man search for his missing children
4 side jobs from home that would give you $500 extra weekly If you want to earn an extra $500 every week, we'll show you four jobs you can do from home or anywhere
4 side jobs from home that would give you $500 extra weekly If you want to earn an extra $500 every week, we'll show you four jobs you can do from home or anywhere
Federal lawsuit affects the “Gold Card” immigration program in the USA Professionals and academics use the Gold Card program for prioritizing money over merit or experience in certain areas
Trump will increase pressure on California with task force to investigate alleged fraud The group will be led by Vice President JD Vance, a sign of the political priority the White House wants to give to the initiative
Immigration lawyer leaves Minnesota after telling a judge that her job sucks Julie Le was removed from her position at the DOJ after making strong statements during a hearing related to immigration cases in Minnesota
Don't have health insurance? Here's how you can get cheaper medical care Don't have health insurance because of its high cost? Discover clinics, discounts, and resources to access cheaper medical care in the United States
How to work at the World Cup in the United States (and not miss out) Jobs and opportunities for the 2026 World Cup in the United States: jobs, salaries, key venues, and legal requirements. Everything you need to know.
Who is Laura Fernandez, the young new president-elect of Costa Rica? Laura Fernandez Delgado is the new president-elect of Costa Rica.
Amazon cuts 16,000 jobs in the first wave of layoffs in 2026 Amazon confirms 16,000 job cuts in 2026 as it adjusts its global strategy. The company had already experienced a wave of layoffs in October 2025
UPS announces the reduction of 30,000 jobs during 2026 UPS announced the reduction of up to 30,000 positions in 2026 as part of its plan for savings, automation, and less dependence on Amazon
What to do if you are paid less for not having papers If you are undocumented and your employers pay you less for that reason, there are some alternatives you can consider to assert your rights
Bill Clinton rejects the "horrible" scenes; Scenes from Minneapolis and accuses Trump of lying after deadly sh Former President Bill Clinton called the events “horrible scenes” that, he said, he never thought would happen in the United States...
Social Security: The Hidden Error That Takes Money Away and How to Fix It An imperceptible error in your employment history can reduce your Social Security. We tell you how to detect and correct it to protect your retirement
Social Security: Who is still waiting to receive their January payment of more than $2,000? Find out which Social Security beneficiaries still haven't received their January 2026 payment and why some deposits exceed $2,000
A Latina breaks new ground in container unloading Patricia Monterroso owns a company in a male-dominated industry in Los Angeles
Mercosur and the EU sign the agreement that creates the world's largest free trade zone: why is it so controversial The transatlantic pact was signed in the same venue where the South American bloc was born in 1991
Mercosur and the EU sign the agreement that creates the world's largest free trade zone: why is it so controversial The transatlantic pact was signed in the same venue where the South American bloc was born in 1991
Guatemalan residents of Los Angeles say they feel defenseless Guatemalan day laborers have no immigration protection or defense from their country; approximately 55,000 of them were deported in 2025
America announced the definitive departure of Dutchman Javairo Dilrosun Javairo Dilrosun arranged the termination of his contract with America and both parties will go their separate ways
Georgia Sheriff's Deputy Accused of Child Sexual Abuse After Sending Explicit Material to Teenagers Rylee Conner Willis, 21, was arrested Thursday and charged with two felony counts of child abuse and two counts of enticing a minor
The best cities to find a job in the US in 2026 Mid-sized cities lead the way in US job opportunities in 2026. We tell you where there are more jobs and a better quality of life
Maduro Falls: 3 Possible Scenarios for Venezuela After the United States Intervention Venezuela is in uncharted territory. The United States' intervention changes the scenario. A transition may be underway, but it is not an easy path.
US ends 2025 with 50,000 jobs in December The United States ended 2025 with 50,000 new jobs in December and a stable unemployment rate of 4.4%, according to official BLS data: what it means
USCIS to Increase Prices for Several Premium Immigration Services Starting March 1, there will be new fees for some premium immigration services, such as work visas
Libro Mobile: An Independent and Powerful Cultural Center for the Latino Community The community bookstore in Santa Ana now needs community support to continue serving
Well-paying jobs without fluent English in the USA Even if you don't speak English fluently, you can find well-paying jobs in the United States. We'll tell you what the best options are for Latinos
The portrait of hunger in the USA is very different from the stereotype of malnourished children Data from the U.S. Department of Agriculture indicates that 13% of American households face food insecurity
Best High-Paying Jobs for Immigrants in the USA Some jobs in the United States can be more accessible and offer better salaries to immigrants looking to settle in the country
Angels divided over US attack on Venezuela Venezuelans celebrate the “historic” capture of Maduro while activists denounce the invasion as illegal and unconstitutional by Trump
What is Income Tax and Which US States Don't Charge It We explain what income tax is, how it's calculated, and which US states don't charge it: everything it means for your finances in 2026
Interest rates, employment, and housing: what will the US economy be like in 2026 The US economy is expected to improve in 2026, amid persistent inflation, uncertain interest rates, moderate employment, and a slow improvement in housing
What to expect in immigration in 2026 under the Trump administration? Deportations, limitations on Green Cards and citizenship are some aspects of the immigration scenario in the U.S. for the new year
Millions invested to search for and deport migrants in 2026 Trump's immigration offensive enriches companies that profit from the division and pain of Latino families
5 reasons to look to the future with optimism On the cusp of 2026 and after a year of devastating news, at BBC Mundo we highlight 5 areas in which we have made significant progress
Zohran Mamdani sworn in as mayor of New York on the Quran In a ceremony held in an old New York subway station, Zohran Mamdani becomes the city's 112th mayor and the first Muslim
Aaron Ramsey's family dedicates an emotional message to his lost pet in Mexico Aaron Ramsey had a brief stint in Mexican football where he had the misfortune of losing his pet, to whom they dedicated a touching message
The cinnamon ritual of January 1st to attract prosperity in 2026 This is one of the most powerful rituals to attract money throughout the year; here we tell you its meaning and how to do it step by step
At least 15,000 immigrants could lose access to a Green Card: a lawsuit seeks to prevent it A class-action lawsuit seeks to prevent some 15,000 people from losing immigration protections under the Family Reunification program starting in January
What to expect for the US economy in 2026, according to Goldman Sachs Goldman Sachs economists predict real GDP growth of 2.6% next year
This is what the United States would look like without an immigrant population The White House estimates having a net immigration of zero percent, as happened in the 1920s
The 5 most lucrative and in-demand jobs in 2026 without needing a university degree In many of these jobs, employees can earn up to $60 an hour
Healthy communities are linked to the local economy A new study reveals how finances impact the well-being of individuals
What is FICA and why is it deducted from your paycheck? Discover what FICA is, how it's calculated, and why this tax is key for workers who have it deducted directly from their paychecks
Immigrants in Mexico celebrate Christmas amid the uncertainty of their future While historic reductions in attempts to cross into the US were reported, many foreigners were stranded in Mexico
Could falling inflation improve interest rates on mortgages? Inflation has fallen and the Fed's rate cuts could help lower mortgage rates. Here's what to expect if you buy or refinance a home in 2026
Toyota bets on the “Made in USA” seal in Japan Toyota confirmed that starting in 2026 it will sell vehicles manufactured in the USA in Japan, an unprecedented decision that breaks with decades of traditional trade flow
Job offers for Santa Claus have decreased by 35% this year, according to Revelio Labs Although hiring for this famous Christmas character has fallen, wages to work as Santa Claus have increased to $25 an hour
TPS for Venezuelans: for whom it will remain in force in 2026 A specific group of Venezuelans will retain TPS in the United States through 2026: these are the key dates and conditions
The US will garnish the salaries of delinquent student loan debtors in 2026 The Department of Education seeks to “protect taxpayers from bearing the cost of loans that borrowers voluntarily agreed to”
US consumer confidence continues to fall, according to new analysis The Conference Board's consumer confidence index fell from 92.9 in November to 89.1 by the end of this year
MAIA, the pioneering school in Central America that fosters the talent of indigenous girls in Guatemala BBC Mundo traveled to Guatemala to visit the school that is transforming the future of hundreds of girls from impoverished Mayan villages
How immigration law will change by 2026 in the US. The criteria for approving high-skilled visas have also been tightened in recent months
Tigres would have closed the door to Javier Aquino and he said goodbye in tears Javier Aquino will no longer be a player for Tigres UANL after more than ten years.
They march for a fair migration system on International Immigrant Day A diverse coalition of union, religious, community leaders and advocates for the migrant community takes to the streets of LA
USCIS implements new requirements for professional athlete visas Form I-140 must demonstrate that the foreign beneficiary and the offered work meet the requirements of the requested classification
How Colombia managed to become one of the best economies of 2025 The country surprised this year with its high growth, but must correct problems such as its fiscal deficit
Former Undersecretary warns of more economic effects due to Trump's tariffs: “People are going to go hungry&a Jose Fernandez, former Undersecretary of Economic Growth, explains the implications of Trump's tariffs on the cost of living for Americans
Are you sitting for long periods? Cocoa helps preserve vascular function It is recommended to incorporate flavonols into your regular diet, especially in contexts where sitting time is unavoidable
Donald Trump surprises by announcing an unexpected speech addressed to the nation President Donald Trump invited Americans to tune in to a speech he will deliver live on television
4 keys that explain Kast's resounding triumph in Chile (and what they say about the challenges he faces) Several factors combined to ensure Jose Antonio Kast was elected by an overwhelming majority. He won in every region of the country
Reinterviewing refugees resolves nothing, creates harm and undermines US values Refugees are the most vetted immigrants in the United States
Social Security: the first people to receive the increase in their 2026 payment The increase in Social Security payments for COLA in 2026 now has a date. Some beneficiaries will see the extra money before the end of the year
Mamdani admits to feeling proud to advise immigrants how to avoid being detained by ICE Zohran Mamdani, New York's mayor-elect, does not regret advising immigrants on how to resist ICE raids and reiterates that he will protect them
Governor DeSantis Designates Muslim Group as Terrorist Organization The order instructs agencies to prevent the groups from receiving contracts, employment, and funds from executive agencies or the state cabinet
Kristi Noem is upset with Zohran Mamdani for advising immigrants on how to evade the law Kristi Noem says Zohran Mamdani may have violated the constitution by instructing immigrants on what to do if detained by ICE
Dish of abundance for New Year 2026: what seeds are put The plate of abundance is one of the most popular and powerful rituals to attract abundance in the coming year
They present Dream Law 2025 that seeks to provide permanent protection to Dreamers Dick Durbin and Lisa Murkowski reintroduce the Dream Act hoping to pave the way to citizenship for immigrant children
Chicago Police officer arrested for visa expiration returns to duty Radule Bojovic was arrested during Operation Midway Blitz in previous weeks
Trump's deportations have impacted California's economy and employment, according to UCLA The impact of mass deportations has altered consumption dynamics and generated disruptions in sectors where immigrant labor is relevant
The 3 most prosperous Chinese zodiac signs from December 1st to 7th These Chinese zodiac signs attract luck and abundance in the first week of December 2025; find out what their destiny holds
Investors: The S&P 500 reached almost its all-time high The S&P 500 closed very close to its all-time high this Friday, after a five-day rally driven by expectations of rate cuts
Man arrested in Florida with alleged plan to live broadcast a neo-Nazi terrorist attack Lucas Alexander Temple, 20, was arrested after an investigation that linked him to extremist groups on the Signal app
What happens to your Green Card when you travel outside the US and when there is a presumption of abandonment What happens to your Green Card if you travel outside the US for too long and how to avoid the presumption of abandonment when returning to the country
Pumas will not renew Jose Juan Macias's contract Pumas did not accept Jose Juan Macias's demand to have and rehabilitation in the United States, therefore the employment relationship was not extended
Social Security: when and how to change your SSN number Discover when you can change your Social Security number (SSN) and how to request it. The SSA only approves changes in very special situations: learn about them
Arrestan a una pareja por contratar a 253 inmigrantes indocumentados para su negocio Una pareja de Michigan fue detenida por emplear a 253 inmigrantes indocumentados en su empresa de plomeria, segun autoridades federales
October employment report will not be published due to lack of data, according to BLS The government shutdown hampered the Bureau of Labor Statistics' data collection for the October report
American football coach arrested in Texas accused of recording children in showers Caleb Elliott worked as a sixth-grade social studies teacher and was a football coach at Moore High School in Celina
The Department of Justice is searching for a subject who intended to attack federal prosecutor Alina Habba Authorities are searching for a man who entered the office of Alina Habba, acting US Attorney for the District of New Jersey, with the intent to attack her
