Latinos

Democratic Rep. Delia Ramirez (D-IL) told a meeting of foreign Latinos in Mexico, “I’m a proud Guatemalan before I’m an American,” and the Department of Homeland Security wants citizens to see her confession of foreign loyalty.

California Gov. Gavin Newsom (D) dishonestly claimed that no one in his office has “ever used the word LatinX” as a gender-neutral replacement for Latino/a — a statement easily disproved by viewing his own social media posts.

MSNBC’s Joy Reid said Thursday on her show “The ReidOut” that Latino men who voted for President-Elect Donald Trump in Tuesday’s election will own whatever happens to any of their undocumented relatives living in the United States.

During CBS’s election coverage on Tuesday, “60 Minutes” Correspondent Cecilia Vega reacted to Hispanic neighborhoods in the Philadelphia area trending more towards 2024 Republican presidential candidate former President Donald Trump by citing polling that most Latino respondents and half of foreign-born

Democrats fear that Vice President Kamala Harris may be lagging with the Latino voting bloc in the swing state of Pennsylvania.

Vice President Kamala Harris is trailing the past three Democratic candidates for the White House among Latino voters as former President Donald Trump is building his support among the critical group, a survey released Sunday shows.

NPR host Maria Hinojosa said on this week’s broadcast of MSNBC’s “The Sunday Show” that Latinos who support former President Donald Trump “want to be white.”

Latinos trust former President Donald Trump more than President Joe Biden on immigration, according to an Equis poll, released Thursday.

Latino support for President Joe Biden shrunk over his tenure by 12 points, while former President Donald Trump surged among Latinos by three points during the same period, an Axios/Ipsos poll found.

President Joe Biden’s religious-themed celebration of transgenderism during Easter weekend may further damage his tepid support among the many American voters who are Hispanic and Christian.

A Chicago-area school district is being blasted by civil rights attorneys over racially segregating some classes in order to boost minority students’ scores.

ABC’s “Ugly Betty” star America Ferrera has claimed that “opportunities don’t exist” for Latino actors in Hollywood, saying “it’s as difficult today as it was” twenty years ago.

San Francisco’s government is using taxpayer money to fund a cash giveaway to black and Latino people who claim to be transgender.

Sen. Bob Menendez (D-NJ) used a Senate Banking Committee hearing with Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell to excoriate President Joe Biden for not appointing more Latinos to the Federal Reserve board.

Bloomberg editors warned Democrats in an op-ed last Friday that they should start worrying about Republicans gaining ground with Latino voters — a demographic they once took for granted.

Actor John Leguizamo has slammed Hollywood for frequently casting white actors in the role of Latinos, even criticizing one of his best-known movies, Brian De Palma’s “Carlito’s Way” (1993), for putting Al Pacino in the title role of a Puerto Rican gangster.

A coalition of mainly Latino supermarket owners in New York City are reportedly showing support for Republican gubernatorial candidate Lee Zeldin after having endured rampant shoplifting.

A recent poll found that Hispanic conservatives would favor Republican control of Congress over Democrat control by 56 points, giving the Republicans a 65-point swing in the past decade. 

Arizona’s Democrat nominee for Governor, Secretary of State Katie Hobbs, struggled to respond to a Univision reporter who asked what she had “learned, specifically, from the Latino community.”

President Joe Biden on Thursday expressed his frustration with Republican governors sending migrants from the Southern border to Democrat-run cities, calling their actions “Un-American.”

Almost half of Hispanics, blacks, and Asians believe Biden’s global invite has created an “invasion” of migrants, says a July poll by Ipsos.

A wide variety of Hispanic Republicans slammed first lady Jill Biden for comparing the diversity of the Hispanic community to San Antonio’s “breakfast tacos.”

Rep. Mayra Flores (R-TX) hit back at both CNN and Jill Biden after the outlet published a piece calling her and other Republican Latina candidates not the “real deal.”

Republican House candidate Mayra Flores successfully flipped Texas’s 34th Congressional District —  a historic Democrat stronghold and majority Hispanic district — in Tuesday night’s special election. Her win reflects what many consider to be a conservative awakening among Latino voters — a phenomenon both Breitbart News border reporter Ildefonso Ortiz and international news editor Frances Martel predicted in 2020.

ABC’s “Desperate Housewives” star and Democratic party surrogate Eva Longoria has slammed the mainstream news media and Hollywood for continuing to villainize minorities, especially Latinos, saying brown-skinned people are regularly portrayed as murderers and rapists.

Los Angeles Times columnist Gustavo Arellano has published a column professing his shock that the mass shooter at a school in Uvalde, Texas, was Latino instead of a white supremacist, as he had presumed.

President Joe Biden celebrated Cinco de Mayo at the White House on Thursday, calling for amnesty for illegal immigrants.

Less than half of Texas Latino voters have a positive view of the Democrats in their state, according to a recently released poll from Emerson College. This could be a bad sign for Democrats, who depend highly on their vote in midterm elections.

The New York Times published an article emphasizing how the Democrats are “destroying” the “Latino culture,” as Republicans pick up thousands of Hispanic voters.

The President and CEO of the Latino Victory Fund, Nathalie Rayes, admitted Tuesday that Florida’s midterm elections have been mostly abandoned by Democrats.

Democrats are starting to admit they are losing ground with Latino voters with time running out before the upcoming election, according to a recent report from Politico.

Republicans are winning more Hispanic voters because President Donald Trump’s populist, pro-American policies helped to reduce the role of Democrat-linked demands for ethnic loyalty, according to surveys conducted by a left-wing coalition.

A former ViacomCBS employee has reportedly sued the media giant claiming she faced racial discrimination from company executives, who allegedly stereotyped her as a “dumb Latina” before firing her for complaining about her treatment.

Democrats are losing elections because their radical equity agenda is frightening normal people who are focused on jobs and wages, according to Ruy Teixeira, an important Democratic strategist whose 2002 book helped to create the modern Democratic Party.

Democrat strategists are flustered as polling shows that Hispanic Americans are increasingly opposed to their using the genderless term “Latinx” to describe them and their heritage.

A mere two percent of Hispanic voters say they would describe their “ethnic background” as “LatinX,” as many find the term to be bothersome or offensive, according to Bendixen & Amandi International poll.