The Latino Report - USA
by Your the Latino Report
— Your daily English-language briefing on the news that matters most to the Latino community in the United States: immigration, politics, economy, community, and culture. Straight to the point, every day, so you start informed without wasting time. News for Latinos, by Latinos, in the U.S.
Episodes
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Latinos Vote Amid Fear of Raids and Cost of Living | Nov 3
A UCLA study finds seventy-six percent of registered Latinos worry about the cost of living; one in four knows someone detained or deported. Tuesday, November third, two thousand twenty-six.
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Border Surveillance Pushes Migrants to Pacific Sea Routes | Nov 3
Activists in Tijuana report fees of up to thirty thousand dollars and drowning risks; a shipwreck left eleven missing. Tuesday, November third, two thousand twenty-six.
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Phillip James: ICE Seeks to Deport Alleged Citizen to Jamaica | Nov 3
A thirty-nine-year-old man with United States passports and paranoid schizophrenia faces deportation to a country with no record of him. Tuesday, November third, two thousand twenty-six.
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Judge Blocks Pakistan Deportation of Detained Afghan Refugee | Nov 3
A New Mexico judge barred for fourteen days the removal of Sardar Akbari, held by ICE since late two thousand twenty-four. Tuesday, November third, two thousand twenty-six.
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Supreme Court Rejects Setting Aside 20,000 California Ballots | Nov 3
The Supreme Court swiftly rejected Trump's request on up to twenty thousand mail-in ballots; the DOJ charged six foreign nationals with illegal voting. Tuesday, November third, two thousand twenty-six.
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Obamacare 2027: Premiums Rise 13% and Immigrants Face Limits | Nov 2
Obamacare enrollment is open through January fifteenth: the average cost is expected to rise thirteen percent, according to KFF, and new rules limit tax credits for certain immigrants. Monday, November second, two thousand twenty-six.
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Trump Admits Constitution Bars Him From Running in 2028 | Nov 2
In an interview on the Pod Force One podcast, Trump said he would love to run again, but that the Constitution's language is very strict. The Twenty-Second Amendment limits a person to two presidential election wins. Monday, November second, two thousand twenty-six.
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Supreme Court Keeps Deportation Administrative Closure Struck Down | Nov 2
The Supreme Court declined to restore administrative closure, which let judges pause deportation cases. Cases already closed can be reopened at any time. Monday, November second, two thousand twenty-six.
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Rio Grande Valley Latinos Regret Voting for Trump | Nov 2
Latino voters in South Texas who gave Trump historic support in two thousand twenty-four say they feel used and betrayed. Polls in the area now show Democrats leading. Monday, November second, two thousand twenty-six.
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Trump Closes Midterm Campaign: 'If We Don't Win, I'll Veto Everything' | Nov 2
Donald Trump closed the midterm campaign with a speech at the Lincoln Memorial and warned he will veto everything if Republicans do not win. Democrats have an eighty-four percent chance of winning the House, according to Decision Desk HQ. Monday, November second, two thousand twenty-six.
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Inés Gómez Mont Remains in ICE Custody in Miami | Oct 31
The Mexican former TV host, who has an active arrest warrant in Mexico, was detained in Miami on October thirtieth; her husband was granted bond in two thousand twenty-five. Saturday, October thirty-first, two thousand twenty-six.
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Losing TPS: Testimonies of Deportation and Abuse Filed in Court | Oct 31
Venezuelan TPS holders told an appeals court of detentions, removals to third countries and deaths after losing their status. Saturday, October thirty-first, two thousand twenty-six.
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Six in Ten Worried Latino Voters Fear Being Targets of Political Violence | Oct 31
A My Code survey of more than three thousand two hundred voters shows sixty percent of worried Hispanics see their community at greater risk. Saturday, October thirty-first, two thousand twenty-six.
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Trump Says Cuba's Regime Will Fall Within Two and a Half Years | Oct 31
In an interview with Benny Johnson, Trump said Cuba's regime "is not going to last much longer," without announcing a military intervention. Saturday, October thirty-first, two thousand twenty-six.
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DHS Leak Exposes Over 41,000 ICE and CBP Employees | Oct 31
Hackers published data on more than forty-one thousand DHS employees and contractors, including ICE and Border Patrol agents. Saturday, October thirty-first, two thousand twenty-six.
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DOJ Seeks to Isolate Alaska Ballots Over Candidate Sharing Senator's Name | Oct 31
The Justice Department confirms a criminal probe and asks to set aside ballots ranking Dan J. Sullivan, days before the Senate race between Sullivan and Peltola. Saturday, October thirty-first, two thousand twenty-six.
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Over One Hundred Subpoenas on Noncitizen Voting, Few Real Cases | Oct 31
Reuters documented subpoenas in at least thirteen states and The Washington Post reviewed more than one hundred eighty isolated cases. Saturday, October thirty-first, two thousand twenty-six.
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Cuban Man With Cancer Dies After Nearly Six Months in ICE Custody | Oct 31
Gustavo Rivero Nápoles, sixty-five, died on October twenty-fifth; ICE released him the day he was moved to the hospital. Saturday, October thirty-first, two thousand twenty-six.
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Appeals Court Opens Door to Restoring TPS for Venezuelans | Oct 31
The Ninth Circuit rejected Trump's request; protections could return on November sixth if the Supreme Court does not step in. Saturday, October thirty-first, two thousand twenty-six.
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ICE Raids in New Jersey Hit Schools and Businesses | Oct 30
An arrest in Paterson and reports in several towns; the mayor of West New York sees fewer students in classrooms. Friday, October thirtieth, two thousand twenty-six.
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ICE Officer Indicted for Running Over Immigrant in Houston | Oct 30
Mario Alberto Morales faces an aggravated assault with a deadly weapon charge for striking Miguel Parra Hernandez, the first indictment of an immigration agent in Texas. Friday, October thirtieth, two thousand twenty-six.
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Pope Leo XIV Votes by Mail in the Midterms, a First for a Pontiff | Oct 30
The Vatican confirmed he voted from Rome registered in Chicago after requesting his ballot on October third. Friday, October thirtieth, two thousand twenty-six.
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Trump Cancels Kansas and Iowa Rallies Before the Midterms | Oct 30
The Republican National Committee replaces them with a seventy-two-hour virtual campaign in almost twenty states. Friday, October thirtieth, two thousand twenty-six.
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Migrants Stranded in Tijuana Give Up the American Dream | Oct 30
After the end of CBP One, which had two hundred seventy thousand open cases, Venezuelans like Milko García and Heiri Maya rebuild their lives in Mexico. Friday, October thirtieth, two thousand twenty-six.
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Binance Suspends Withdrawals After Suspected Multibillion-Dollar Hack | Oct 30
Tether and Circle froze more than two billion three hundred million dollars; Binance says it will cover all losses and puts the verified frozen total near three billion. Friday, October thirtieth, two thousand twenty-six.
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Court Bars Racial Profiling Arrests in Southern California | Oct 29
Preliminary injunction in Vásquez Perdomo v. Mullin covers the Central District of California; the ACLU welcomes the ruling. Thursday, October 29, 2026.
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ICE Arrests More Than 4,100 in Ten Days in Texas | Oct 29
Secretary Mullin presented Operation Lone Star: more than 400 arrests a day, 60% with a criminal record according to the government. Thursday, October 29, 2026.
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DOJ Subpoenas Los Angeles Election Workers Before Grand Jury | Oct 29
At least two county registrar employees must appear on November fourth; Judge Carter had already warned that the threats must stop. Thursday, October 29, 2026.
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Judge Orders Trump Administration to Name States Pressed Over Noncitizen Voting | Oct 29
Boasberg plans to rule Monday on the Schumer and Jeffries lawsuit; he wants to know whether states besides California and Washington got DOJ letters. Thursday, October 29, 2026.
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Machado: first press conference and election timeline | Oct 29
María Corina Machado spoke at UCAB after her return: election deadlines, Rubio's roadmap and her criticism of a Washington oil deal. Thursday, October 29, 2026.
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Latino Voters in the Midterms: What Matters to Them | Oct 29
Pew: the economy, health care and democracy rank above immigration; Latinos total about seventy million and about eighty percent are citizens. Thursday, October 29, 2026.
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Lawsuit Targets ICE Hiding Where Detainees Are Held | Oct 29
Four groups sued in Boston over the policy that hides locations of detainees with final orders: more than sixteen thousand of nearly sixty-nine thousand affected. Thursday, October 29, 2026.
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ICE Agents at the Polls? Voter Fear Grows | Oct 29
DHS says no targeted operations at polling places, but Homan says agents will go where needed to make arrests; groups set up a reporting hotline. Thursday, October 29, 2026.
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Judge Blocks Setting Aside 20,000 California Ballots | Oct 29
A federal judge rejected the Justice Department's request to set aside about twenty thousand ballots flagged as possible noncitizens; over three point seven million had voted and the government will appeal. Thursday, October 29, 2026.
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Maduro Case After Judge's Death: Trial Could Be Delayed | Oct 28
The trial was set for June fourteenth, two thousand twenty-seven; a new judge chosen by lottery could reschedule everything. Wednesday, October 28, 2026.
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Bukele Sends Reinforcements to Haiti, Gives Gangs Ultimatum Over Four Soldiers | Oct 28
He warns what comes next will be worse if the four are not recovered alive; the remains found are still unidentified. Wednesday, October 28, 2026.
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Judge Alvin Hellerstein, Overseeing the Maduro Case, Dies at 92 | Oct 28
The Maduro and Cilia Flores hearing was set for November seventeenth, and the case will be reassigned by lottery. Wednesday, October 28, 2026.
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Dolores Huerta, United Farm Workers Co-Founder, Dies at 96 | Oct 28
She died in Bakersfield of cancer; she led the Delano strike and won California's first farmworker collective bargaining law in nineteen seventy-five. Wednesday, October 28, 2026.
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Ten Women From Cuba, Peru and Venezuela Deported to Africa | Oct 28
Taimí Pellegrín says they were told they were going to Miami and were taken to the Central African Republic. Wednesday, October 28, 2026.
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Flávio Bolsonaro Flees to the United States After Losing to Lula | Oct 28
He landed in Miami and the State Department will issue visas for him and his family; Trump calls them "good people." Wednesday, October 28, 2026.
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66% of Hispanic Voters Favor a Path to Citizenship | Oct 28
My Code study: thirty percent know someone affected by Trump's immigration policies. Wednesday, October 28, 2026.
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Trump Shows Off First Venezuelan Oil Tanker in Texas | Oct 28
The president displayed the shipment in Corpus Christi and announced in Lubbock a repeal of Biden's methane rules, a week before the midterms. Wednesday, October 28, 2026.
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Bobby Pulido's 'Make Quinceañeras Great Again' and the Fight for South Texas | Oct 27
The Tex-Mex singer aims to beat Mónica De La Cruz in a Latino district Trump won by eighteen points. Tuesday, October 27, 2026.
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DOJ Asks Washington Not to Count 405 Possible Noncitizen Votes | Oct 27
Secretary of State Steve Hobbs questions the list and the timing, one week before the election. Tuesday, October 27, 2026.
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Early Vote Breaks Record: Over 33 Million a Week Before Midterms | Oct 27
Up eighteen point five percent from two thousand twenty-two; Texas adds four and a half million. Tuesday, October 27, 2026.
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Guatemalan Dies in ICE Custody at Otay Mesa, San Diego | Oct 27
Roberto Jiménez Gutiérrez, forty-three, died October twenty-fourth; ICE is investigating and an autopsy will be performed. Tuesday, October 27, 2026.
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Folkston: Salvadoran Dies in ICE Custody; Atlanta to Protest on Day of the Dead | Oct 27
Luis Sandoval, forty-eight, died October twenty-third in Georgia amid a hunger strike. Protest on November first at Oakland Cemetery. Tuesday, October 27, 2026.
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Coach A: Venezuelan Baseball Coach Held by ICE Faces Deportation | Oct 27
Amaury Monsalve, twenty-five years in the country and a permanent resident, was moved to Louisiana; ICE says his residence was revoked. Hearing on November third. Tuesday, October 27, 2026.
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Supreme Court Lets Trump Block Pausing of Deportation Cases | Oct 27
The high court declined to intervene, so the Texas ruling blocking the Biden rule stands; about three hundred sixty thousand cases were resolved this way since nineteen ninety. Tuesday, October 27, 2026.
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Ballon d'Or 2026: Kane Wins, Messi Fifth, Putellas Makes History | Oct 27
Special: Harry Kane wins the Ballon d'Or with seventy-three goals, Alexia Putellas wins her third, Spain sweeps, and Charlyn Corral makes history for Mexico. Tuesday, October 27, 2026.
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