Adrian Carrasquillo

While Trump's approval is floundering, a Latino vote summit in Washington laid out the stakes of engaging Latino voters who have blanched at his mass deportation program.

“A March poll of 1,054 Latino adults by Florida International University’s Latino Public Opinion Forum showed 67 percent of those surveyed disapproved of Trump, with cost of living, immigration, and health care as respondents’ top issues. In April, the Pew Research Center showed that Trump had reached a second-term low approval rating among Latino voters who backed him in 2024, with a 27-point drop in approval since his inauguration.”Wait until the mass immigration crisis occurs and then I’d say it’s game over—Rubio—I mean Little Marco won’t be able to hide! They’ll need a much bigger propaganda and efficient machine to even compete. And that’s only if we still have elections in 28’—don’t be so sure, I’m definitely not! IMHO…:)

SCOTUS rejected his brazen constitutional gambit—but cleared the way for potentially the largest revocation of legal immigration status in American history.

The Supreme Court left birthright citizenship intact, but the bigger story may be everything else it handed the Trump administration.

Trump allies call for deranged misogynistic crackdowns, while immigrants still fear for their families.

Lorenzo Salgado Araujo was picking up a crew for a construction project when ICE shot him. It now claims he was the aggressor.

Sam Stein and Adrian Carrasquillo take on the killing of Lorenzo Salgado Araujo, shot dead by ICE in the North Houston suburbs.

People are fighting against flock everywhere n making progress on this front. My little n very crime free town of Sharon MA has at least 7 flock cameras. We just succeeded in getting the town to end the contract with flock n will work with the town n the ACLU to develop n push for a bylaw that regulates surveillance n provides guidelines to ensure protection of data.

Another week, another ICE killing, another family torn apart.

Killing Lorenzo Salgado Araujo wasn't enough—now comes the Trump administration's campaign to assassinate his character.