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Trump has more support among Cuban-Americans now than he did in 2016. That’s because newer arrivals are supporting him. 76% of those who came from Cuba between 2010 and 2015 identify as Republican. Here’s why.https://t.co/G4xZOEAO8K via @nbcnews — NBC Latino (@NBCLatino) October 4, 2020
The United Nations said on Friday it was concerned by the reinstatement of a policy put in place by former President Donald Trump that forced tens of thousands of migrants to wait in Mexico for the resolution of their U.S. asylum cases. https://t.co/8jO6sw5Z2O
— NBC Latino (@NBCLatino) Dec 17, 2021
“We enforce our nation’s laws while also maintaining the dignity of every individual with whom we interact,” Pres. Biden said in a memo to federal immigration agencies. “The words we use matter and will serve to further confer that dignity.” https://t.co/G6tZcQoqH5
— NBC Latino (@NBCLatino) Nov 19, 2021
Almost 90% of people receiving SNAP — the federal food assistance program formerly known as food stamps — are struggling to access healthy food, according to a U.S. Dept. of Agriculture study. https://t.co/oqAcnEAKdH
— NBC Latino (@NBCLatino) Jun 24, 2021
A new report says that Facebook has become the preferred platform for smugglers, so-called coyotes, and the migrants they prey on. https://t.co/07Qq4mqc48
— NBC Latino (@NBCLatino) Jun 11, 2021
In San Antonio, nonprofit outreach workers have connected with over 1,000 families separated by the Trump administration at the border, with around 250 accepting the nonprofit’s offer of mental health services. https://t.co/jahCRMHlcN
— NBC Latino (@NBCLatino) Jun 10, 2021
Justice Elena Kagan wrote for the court that federal immigration law prohibits people who entered the country illegally and now have Temporary Protected Status from seeking “green cards” to remain in the country permanently. https://t.co/GAtNaKrqsT
— NBC Latino (@NBCLatino) Jun 8, 2021
In Los Angeles, Saul Ríos, 64, admitted his two daughters have had many conversations with him where they tell him, “No, pa, things aren’t like that; they are like this.” By @c_sesin @Cora_Cervantes https://t.co/kSBISmBCng
— NBC Latino (@NBCLatino) May 30, 2021
