At a general level, Vice President Harris seems to have nearly closed the gap Trump had created in a match against Biden

Vice President Harris is closer to clinching to Democratic nomination. Now, she is gaining more support from key groups, such as young voters

As the Venezuelan contest nears, the Maduro regime steps up opposition arrests and conspiracy claims, including gaining support from criminal gangs

As tensions across the country loom large, some reports are claiming that to be the case

In an interview with the Latin Times, Mike Madrid drew a contrast between daily developments and fundamental changes in polling, as well as how they can actually influence the elections' outcome

During his fourth Oval Office speech, Biden explained his decision for dropping out of the race, highlighting it is the time to "pass the torch"

During 2023 and 2024, transgender Floridians who applied to amend their birth certificates received denial letters. Their appeals have been mostly ignored.

The measure comes as a way to prevent potential conflict from spilling over into the neighboring country, as the opposition has an actual shot at winning

As Harris steps up to be the Democratic nominee, GOP lawmakers are calling her the "border czar," a nickname that does not entail her actual immigration role

Vice President Harris quickly rose to national attention Sunday after President Biden ended his reelection bid. Here's where she stands on immigration

The Kino Border Initiative reports to have found 101 instances over two weeks of migrants losing touch with their families after agents send them back

VP Harris seems to be stepping up to the Democratic ticket ahead of the November elections; here's what you should know about her opinions on several key issues

In a recently published study, 7 out of 10 Democrats, and around 52% of Latinos said they would support Harris in case Biden dropped out of the race

23-year-old Hilario Deleon has become the co-chair of the Milwaukee County Republican Party.

The law, "Ley Paola Buenrostro" was passed by the state legislature, and it punishes murder of transgender women between 35 and 70 years in prison

USCIS launched the IER this program in 2017, expecting 2,940 applications per year. But it has only gotten 94 over the past three

Migrants in Florida, protected through the TPS program, mostly come from Venezuela and Haiti, the Department of Homeland Security shows

Analysts anticipated that the speech following the assassination attempt was meant to feature a unifying message. Instead, it was similar to the usual campaign-rally Trump

The Republican governor reiterated his support for Donald Trump while bashing President Biden's immigration policies

Biden was set to speak at the convention to continue appealing to Latino voters.

His relative youth, family size and personal history can be appealing to the demographic, according to two Latina lawmakers

Latino Republicans are more energized because of their candidate's image and drive to improve their personal finances, Axios explains

The freshman senator from Ohio became Trump's VP pick on Monday during the first day of the RNC. Here's what you should know about his stance on the issue

Despite anti-immigration bills making headlines throughout the year, a new analysis shows lawmakers in many states helping migrant rights across the country

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez took to X to publicly criticize Democrats that have come to terms with Trump's reelection bid

More than a dozen states have dug into their own budgets to send more personnel to the state

As the 2024 general election shapes up to be a toss up contest, battleground states are getting increasing attention from candidates, including Reading, Penn.

The concerns over Biden's mental fitness follow a disastrous first debate performance. Since then, a number of Democrats have asked him to rethink his position

The trend is part of a national effort from Republicans to avoid abortion following the controversial 2022 SCOTUS decision to overturn Roe v. Wade

The rate of low-wage workers in the U.S. has drastically decreased, but disparities among minorities in certain states, like Texas, remains high