President Biden announces tariffs on Chinese steel and aluminum routed through Mexico
The tariffs are an attempt to close a loophole that allowed Chinese goods to enter the United States duty free
U.S. commits to covering repatriation costs of migrants crossing Darién Gap in deal with Panama
In return, Panama committed to adhering to all international agreements and conventions regarding the rights of migrants and refugees
Amid scorching temperatures, Biden administration unveils rules to protect workers from extreme heat
The rule would require employers to establish heat safety coordinators, undergo extreme heat safety training and provide workers with shade and water
Mayorkas says DHS officials are "well-trained to recognize expressions of fear" in asylum seekers
The DHS Secretary also touted Biden's recent executive order saying it's "changing the calculus for those considering crossing our border"
China calls on U.S. to "stop interfering in the internal affairs of Venezuela"
The country's Foreign Ministry Spokesperson also called on the U.S. to "lift all unlawful unilateral sanctions on Venezuela"
Amid speculation around immigrant benefits, Biden celebrates 12th anniversary of 'Dreamer' program
Meanwhile, Senator Alex Padilla called on Biden to protect Dreamers and long-term undocumented communities through executive action
These are the three types of immigrants that are unaffected by Biden's new border action
Minors and victims of human trafficking are among those spared by the executive order
Venezuelan opposition urges U.S. to stop auction of Citgo, the country's largest foreign asset
Opposition members fear Nicolas Maduro could blame them for Citgo's loss and gain a political edge as the elections approach
Robert F. Kennedy Human Rights claims to be "profoundly disappointed" by Biden's border plans
"Mass incarceration does not deter people fleeing persecution", expressed the organization in a statement
Biden administration "looks tough" on migrants but offers "mass amnesty": former immigration judge
"You're basically allowing people who don't have a right to be in the United States to be here indefinitely," said Andrew Arthur to The New York Post
Parole Pathways from LatAm to the US increase border security, reduce pressure on asylum process
The study by FWD.us also revealed that those paroled can become self-sufficient, reducing the need to rely on public resources
Cuban officials' Miami airport visit, guided tour sparks local outrage
The Miami Dade County Commission voted unanimously to condemn the TSA for the tour
April arrests at Southern border drop, among Biden administration's lowest
The drop is more significant when considering is also going against the usual trend, when apprehensions increase in the spring
Lawmakers in Latino-heavy swing states join business group urging Biden for extended immigrant work permits
The push comes from elected officials in pivotal battleground states, where the Latino vote is crucial
Human Rights Watch accuses Biden administration of using CBP One App to deny asylum rights
HRW said that requiring the use of the app limits the right to seek asylum for many people
New Biden administration rule to make millions more salaried workers eligible for overtime pay
The Labor Department announced a new rule that will extend overtime pay to salaried workers who earn less than $43,888 annually. It will go into effect July 1
Senate Democrats Divided Over Biden's Tougher Immigration Approach
As the immigration crisis continues, President Biden is opting for harsher tactics. With elections around the corner, what do Senate Democrats think?
Kamala Harris Takes Campaign West to Champion Biden Administration's Latino Economic Initiatives
The VP visited Colorado, Nevada, and Arizona to convince Latinos of the government's economic accomplishments
Texas Installs More Razor Wire in Border Area Despite Supreme Court Ruling Allowing it be Cut Down
"This is not over," Abbott said in a social media post after the ruling, which allows federal authorities to cut the razor wire while a lawsuit continues
How Proposed Child Tax Credit Expansion Could Uplift Latino Families
According to ITEP an expansion to the Child Tax Credit, at least to 2021 levels, could help nearly 60 million children in the U.S.
Mexican President Wants the U.S. to Grant 10 Million Visas for Hispanic Workers
Andrés Manuel López Obrador also wants the U.S. Congress to approve a 20-billion-dollar plan to promote development in Latin America
These Are the States With Highest Economic Benefit from Clearing Green Card Backlogs
Reducing green card barriers would add $3.9 trillion dollars to the U.S. economy, according to projections from the BPC
Open Enrollment, H-1B Visas, Latinos in Corporate Roles: Top Stories of the Week
A roundup of the top stories shaping the lives of Latinos and Hispanics in the U.S. and in the Americas.
Antitrust Trial Pits JetBlue Against Biden Administration
In this trial New York-based JetBlue is trying to keep alive its proposed $3.8 billion acquisition of Spirit Airlines, a low-cost carrier. The government has sued to block the merger on competition grounds.
The Biden Administration to Overhaul Current H-1B Visa Program, Streamline the Selection Process
The program is designed to grant legal entry to thousands of skilled workers every year in the fields of science, math, engineering and the tech industry.
The Biden Administration Creates Task Force to Strengthen Protection for H-2B Temporary Workers
Four government agencies will investigate violations related to fraud and abuse in the H-2B program.
Loans to Latino-Owned Small Businesses by Biden Administration Top $3 Billion in 2023
The figures from the SBA were reported by The Hill. It shows a roughly 50% increase compared to the previous five fiscal years
U.S. to Resume Deportation Flights of Venezuelan Migrants
The measure comes weeks after the Biden administration granted legal status to almost half a million Venezuelan migrants.
US Says Amazon Running Illegal Monopoly In Online Retail
The FTC, which was joined by 17 US states in the case, said Amazon broke antitrust laws in two ways, both involving its "marketplace" which links outside sellers to buyers through its platforms.
Latinos Gear Up for Student Loan Payment Reinstatement
While the US Supreme Court blocked Joe Biden's plan to condone student debt, there is an option for millions to save and even avoid paying the loans.