Cuban-American presidential candidate Marco Rubio won't support a pathway to citizenship for undocumented immigrants if elected president. Is this goodbye to the Latino vote?

Jorge Ramos was kicked out of Donald Trump's press conference in Iowa. After a bit, he was allowed back in and proceeded to question the presidential hopeful.

If the Republican primary is a game of poker, the Trump-Cruz partnership could help both candidates stack their chips

Jeb Bush traveled to Puerto Rico this week where he said that the next president should “use their influence” to make the island protectorate a full-fledged state.

The child migrant crisis highlights how out of touch the Republican party is with America's Latino community.

Obama said he thought Congress could still pass a legislative fix on immigration after House GOP leadership was shaken up by the primary loss of its No. 2.

Ted Cruz released his fourth report on the Obama administration which documents 76 instances of lawlessness and other abuses of power.

Some 22 Republican senators addressed a letter to President Barack Obama this week, which slammed the use of proprietorial discretion in immigration enforcement and expressed "grave concern" with proposed changes.

House Republicans voted down a Democratic attempt to secure funding for a comprehensive immigration bill in what was broadly received as an attempt by Democrats to register GOP opposition to another immigration reform bill.

Sen. Paul said on Tuesday that the GOP wouldn't be able to expand its appeal to Latino voters until its members "get beyond" deportations.

Rep. Paul Ryan says GOP leaders are still working on finding how much House Republican rank-and-file are willing to bend on immigration.

The House Judiciary Committee is considering a bill which would axe funding for a community-outreach officer in the 20,000-man ICE.

House Democrats say they’ll use the tactic to try to force a vote on raising the minimum wage. It’s unclear whether they’ll do the same on immigration.

The president told House Democrats at their party retreat on Thursday that some Republicans in the House did want to see immigration reform passed, but that they were reluctant to face potential "political blowback" on the issue.

Denton County Republican Chairman Dianne Edmondson launched an attack against gubernatorial candidate Senator Wendy Davis and 'Hispanic' Senator Leticia Van De Putte.

President Obama is blaming the House GOP for holding the government hostage and causing the government shutdown.

"They don’t understand [the Bill of Rights] at all," the conservative commentator and founder of Eagle Forum remarked. “You can’t even talk to them about what the Republican principle is.”

Rhode Island's governor, Lincoln Chafee recently announced a change in party affiliation.

A new YouTube video by the House GOP Conference aims to coalesce the Latino community behind the Republican message on energy independence.

The senator spoke at Howard University on Wednesday on the GOP's lack of support among African-Americans. President Obama won 93 percent of the black vote in last year’s presidential elections, and 95 percent in 2008.

Two U.S. representatives from south Florida have written a letter to the Office of Foreign Assets Control inquiring as to what kind of license Jay-Z and Beyoncé received for their trip to Havana.

A recent national poll indicated that nearly half of Latinos have a favorable view of Obamacare, the highest rate of favorability among any ethnic or racial group. The finding comes as the GOP looks to expand outreach among Hispanic voters.

With Republicans showing new flexibility, Democrats should push for comprehensive reform, according to a Los Angeles Times editorial.

Mitt Romney lied about Jeep and caused a tremendous Ohio media backlash. Do you believe that the influence of the auto industry can become the deciding factor in this year's presidential election?

Lindsay Lohan is very familiar with the LAPD and she's getting quite cozy with the NYPD. Lohan is back in the headlines again - but for all the wrong reasons.

Dear Republicans: They will lose the Hispanic vote in the upcoming presidential election. President Barack Obama will receive million more Latino votes his candidate Mitt Romney. But that's not the worst. I am writing to tell you that, unless they change several of its anti-immigrant positions, may be doomed to lose the White House for decades.