Russell Contreras

Arizona mirrored a national trend of Latino voters shifting right in last week's presidential election.

1. Two strong earthquakes hit Cuba last weekend, adding to the damages from the recent hurricanes Rafael and Oscar and the effects of near-constant blackouts the last few weeks.

Some Latino left-leaning advocacy groups and pollsters are pushing back on exit polls showing President-elect Donald Trump made historic inroads with Latino voters.

President-elect Trump has picked Cabinet members who vowed to remove "woke" influences from the federal government.

Civil liberties advocates are demanding ICE turn over records on deportation flights

President-elect Trump has said violent crime is soaring because of undocumented immigrants. Cities' homicide stats tell a different story.

Philadelphia saw one of the steepest declines in homicides among major U.S. cities in the first nine months of this year, per an Axios analysis of new data.

Martinez went to segregated schools before his dad moved the family so his sons "wouldn't have to pick cotton for a living."

President-elect Trump has vowed to crack down on immigration and start mass deportations on Day 1 of his presidency, but the operation will be difficult to pull off without major structural overhauls.

There are an estimated 600,000 undocumented immigrants in D.C., Maryland, and Virginia whose futures are now more uncertain with President-elect Trump's promises for mass deportations