In-depth exploration by three NAHJ Latina journalists uncovers the stories behind the 36 million Latino voters shaping U.S. elections. From macro-level impacts to the pivotal role of swing states like Nevada and Arizona

A discussion on immigration by the people of today who will change tomorrow. A diverse group of Gen Zers from across the political spectrum to discuss the ongoing immigration debate, hosted by Dena Takruri.

Hace casi 100 años se hizo la promesa del sueño americano: tener una casa, educación, trabajo y una familia. Este sueño iba originalmente dirigido a los estadounidenses, pero pronto se convirtió en el sueño de miles de migrantes que veían a Estados Unidos como la tierra de las oportunidades.

Dans les rues de Phoenix, l'organisation Aliento incite les électeurs à se rendre aux urnes. Ils ont notamment à l'esprit le sort des familles d’exilés, à l’heure où Kamala Harris et (surtout) Donald Trump font campagne sur le thème du contrôle de l’immigration.

Palazuelos, who is twenty-two, chimed in: “Saúl and I, we’re both Dreamers and we don’t have the power to vote, but what we can do is ask people to cast their ballot with our community in mind.”

Abril Valenzuela, the youngest in her family, is the only U.S. citizen among her undocumented relatives in Arizona. The article describes her experience growing up alongside undocumented cousins and the importance she places on voting after witnessing the challenges faced by her family.

Proposition 314 would intensify fear in the immigrant community, impact health care and education and undermine public safety. Why go there again?

In the dead of night, charity workers head into the Arizona desert, with food and water for migrants trying to cross into the U.S. Not far away, a rancher says the people he sees constantly crossing his land are criminals.

Issues of immigration represent a significant space in our current political climate. Jose Patino, Vice President of Education and External Affairs, from Aliento will be speaking to the challenges faced by immigrant youth in the US, specifically DACA students.

L'Amérique fracturée : au coeur de la crise migratoire en Arizona. Notre équipe a rencontré les "coyotes", des passeurs payés par les cartels pour guider les immigrants illégaux du Mexique aux États-Unis.

Sent to voters by GOP lawmakers, Prop 314 would enact a host of new regulations under the umbrella of border security. But despite polling showing broad voter support, there is opposition across the political aisle for both economic and social reasons.

Two Arizona nonprofit leaders express their opposition to Proposition 314 that is on the Nov. 5 ballot, saying that it would spark another nationwide backlash, just as the so-called "Show Me Your Papers Act" that was signed into law in 2010.

A revamped version of FAFSA — the federal form students use to apply for college loans and grants — has caused problems for students across the country, including those from families with mixed immigration status.

Judge Andrew Hanen expands the original injunction of the DACA program to cover Biden’s effort to codify the policy with the final rule DACA. Initial applications are closed. Over 100,000 Dreamers are stuck at the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) as they cannot process their applications.

“Reimaginando Nuestro Futuro, Renovación y Resiliencia”, destaca a jóvenes inmigrantes

El foro comunitario “Voto latino: el mañana lo construimos hoy”, se realizó en el sur de Phoenix, con dos grupos de panelistas.