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    Trump calls Latina congresswoman a 'back stabber' over immigration criticism▼‘Back stabber’: Trump lashes out at Latina congresswoman who criticized his immigration crackdown✉newsWorldImmigration20 h ago

    Donald Trump publicly attacked a Latina congresswoman, calling her a 'back stabber' after she criticised his administration's immigration crackdown. The insult marks an escalation in Trump's clashes with members of his own party or adjacent lawmakers who have pushed back on aggressive deportation policies. The exchange is drawing attention to growing tensions over immigration enforcement within Republican ranks and among Latino lawmakers.

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    Democrats court Latino voters in Pennsylvania over immigration anger▼Dems hope ire over Trump's immigration policies sways Latino voters in Pennsylvania✉newsWorldImmigration15 h ago

    Pennsylvania Democrats are trying to convert frustration with President Trump's immigration policies into Latino voter support. With the state a key electoral battleground, party officials and organizers argue that workplace raids, deportation threats and tougher border enforcement are galvanizing Latino communities, and they hope that anger translates into turnout and votes for Democratic candidates.

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    Miami's Hispanic Voters Reassess Trump and Immigration●I Went Home to Miami to See How Hispanic Voters Feel About Trump and Immigration✉newsWorldImmigration3 min ago

    The Wall Street Journal published a firsthand report from Miami examining how Hispanic voters there feel about President Trump and his immigration policies. Miami's large Cuban, Venezuelan and Nicaraguan communities have historically leaned Republican, and the piece explores whether tough deportation tactics are shifting that loyalty. It comes as Republican gains among Latino voters nationally are being tested by aggressive enforcement measures.

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    Hispanic Republicans fault ICE over recent enforcement tactics▼Hispanic Republicans criticize ICE for over-reacting, discuss economy✉newsBusinessEconomy2 d ago

    Hispanic Republicans are voicing criticism of US Immigration and Customs Enforcement, saying the agency has over-reacted in its recent enforcement actions. In the same discussions, prominent Hispanic Republican figures have also been turning attention to the economy, an area they see as key to their community's support. The criticism highlights tension within the party between backing tougher immigration policy and concern about how operations affect Latino families and voters.

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    Trump Criticizes Rep. Salazar Over Miami Immigration Ad Dispute▼Trump turns on Rep. Salazar following report Miami Republicans rejected immigration advertisement✉newsWorldImmigration3 d ago

    President Trump has publicly turned on Representative Maria Elvira Salazar after reports that Miami Republicans rejected an immigration advertisement. The episode highlights tensions within the GOP over immigration messaging, with Trump distancing himself from a fellow Republican whose South Florida district includes significant Latino voter communities. The fallout is drawing attention to divisions in the party's approach to immigration outreach.

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    The Columbus Crew host Inter Miami CF on Sunday at Lower.com Field, with the match doubling as the club's Latino Celebration Night presented by Sherwin-Williams. The fixture is drawing attention in the US and India, with fans tracking Messi's Inter Miami side against an Eastern Conference rival in a high-profile MLS matchup.

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    Latina Republican Breaks With Party on Immigration▼Can Breaking With Her Party on Immigration Help a Latina Republican Get Reelected?✉newsWorldImmigration2 d ago

    A Latina Republican lawmaker has broken with her own party on immigration, and the question now is whether that split will help or hurt her chances of winning reelection. Commentary is focused on whether taking an independent stance on immigration can win over moderate and Latino voters, or whether it will cost her support within her own base.

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    Texas singer becomes unlikely draw for Democratic congressional hopes▼This Texas crooner could help Democrats win Congress, one quinceañera at a time✉newsWorldUS Politics1 d ago

    A Texas musician known in quinceañera and Tejano music circles is being discussed as a potentially influential figure in Democrats' push to win congressional seats in the state. According to the Washington Post, his cultural appeal within Latino communities could help the party strengthen turnout and connection with voters in key Texas districts.

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    Columbus Crew are hosting Inter Miami CF in an MLS match at their home stadium, with the club staging its Latino Celebration Night presented by Sherwin-Williams around the fixture. The matchup is drawing attention in Mexico and beyond, with fans following how Lionel Messi's Inter Miami side fares on the road against a strong Columbus team.

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    Columbus Crew beat Inter Miami 2-1, with Jamal Thiaré scoring in the ninth minute of stoppage time to sink Lionel Messi's side. The match was a key fixture for Columbus, who are chasing a late run to the MLS playoffs, and featured Latino Celebration Night at their stadium. Highlights and match previews drew wide attention across sports outlets.

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    Eliott Rodriguez criticizes Maria Elvira Salazar over Trump ad●Eliott Rodriguez blasts Maria Elvira Salazar for recent Trump ad✉newsWorldImmigration2 d ago

    Veteran Miami news anchor Eliott Rodriguez has publicly criticized Congresswoman Maria Elvira Salazar over a recent campaign advertisement tied to Donald Trump. The ad is reportedly linked to immigration, a defining issue in Florida politics, and Rodriguez's comments have drawn attention to tensions over how Trump-era immigration messaging plays with South Florida's Cuban American and Latino communities.

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    Polling shows environment weighs more heavily on Latino voters▼Environment is a bigger issue for Latinos than non-Latinos, data says✉newsEnvironment48 min ago

    Survey data reported across several US regional news outlets indicates Latino Americans rank the environment as a more important issue than non-Latinos do. The finding, picked up by papers including the Fresno Bee and azcentral, is drawing attention as climate and pollution concerns appear to shape voter priorities differently across ethnic groups heading into election season.

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    Patricia Manterola Teams With PETA Latino on Anti-Fishing Campaign●Patricia Manterola and PETA Latino Are Making Waves to End Fishing✉newsEnvironmentOceans1 d ago

    Singer and actress Patricia Manterola has joined forces with PETA Latino to promote a campaign calling for an end to fishing. The animal rights group announced the collaboration, with Manterola lending her public profile to urge people to stop eating fish and to highlight the suffering of fish and other marine life caught for food. Details of specific campaign activities have not been widely reported yet.

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    The Gándara Center is working to improve access to mental health care for Latino communities, according to reporting by WWLP. The organization, which serves Latino and multicultural populations in Massachusetts, focuses on culturally appropriate behavioral health services. The report highlights ongoing efforts to close gaps in care for a population that has historically faced barriers to treatment.

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    Trump's Immigration Crackdown Tests Latino Republicans▼Opinion | Trump’s immigration crackdown is testing Latino Republicans✉newsWorldImmigration15 h ago

    A Washington Post opinion column argues that President Trump's aggressive immigration enforcement is putting Latino Republicans in a difficult political position. The party made significant gains with Latino voters in recent elections, and the crackdown is now forcing Latino Republican officials and voters to weigh support for hardline immigration policy against concerns in their own communities about deportations and enforcement tactics.

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    Hispanic Heritage Festival returns with expanded food and entertainment●Hispanic Heritage Festival returns with more food and entertainment✉newsCultureEntertainment26 min ago

    The Hispanic Heritage Festival is returning, with organisers promising more food vendors and entertainment than in previous editions. The event celebrates Hispanic and Latino culture with traditional cuisine, music and performances, drawing families and community members together. Local coverage highlights the festival's growth as a sign of increasing interest in cultural celebrations in the area.

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    Hispanic Voters on Texas Border Sour on Trump●Hispanic Voters on the Texas Border Have Soured on Trump✉newsWorldPolitics9 min ago

    Hispanic voters living along the Texas border have grown disenchanted with Donald Trump, according to a New York Times report. The shift matters because border-county Latino voters, long a Democratic stronghold, moved toward Trump in 2024, and any reversal could reshape electoral arithmetic in Texas and nationally ahead of the midterms.

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    Hispanic Voters on Texas Border Turn Against Trump●Hispanic Voters on the Texas Border Have Soured on Trump https://www.nytimes.com/2026/09/30/us/politics/texas-border-truMmastodonWorldElections16 min ago

    A New York Times report says Hispanic voters along the Texas-Mexico border have soured on President Trump, a shift with potential consequences for future elections in a region that had been trending Republican. The reporting examines how immigration enforcement and border policies may have contributed to the change in sentiment among voters who previously backed him.

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    Chicago's Latino Cultural Center marks 50 years with butterfly art▼Latino Cultural Center marks 50 years with butterfly art, archive project✉newsCultureArt15 h ago

    The Latino Cultural Center at the University of Illinois Chicago is celebrating its 50th anniversary with a butterfly art installation and an archive project documenting five decades of Latino cultural life in the city. The butterfly, a recurring symbol of migration and transformation in Latino art, anchors the milestone celebrations, while the archive aims to preserve the center's history for future generations.

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    Latino-owned businesses boost Grand Rapids economy▼How Latino-owned businesses contribute to Grand Rapids’ economy✉newsBusinessEconomy9 h ago

    FOX 17 West Michigan News reports on the role Latino-owned businesses play in Grand Rapids' economy, examining how these enterprises support jobs, neighbourhood commerce and the city's overall economic growth. The piece highlights the community's contribution to the local business landscape.

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    Rays fall to Phillies in September 27 matchup●Resumen Rays @ Filis, Resultados/Jugadas destacadas - 27/09/2026✉newsSportBaseball2 d ago

    The Tampa Bay Rays faced the Philadelphia Phillies on September 27, 2026, with a game recap and highlight plays drawing attention among baseball fans. Coverage in Spanish-language summaries points to interest from Latino audiences following the score and standout moments of the matchup as the MLB regular season winds down.