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Astros' Hispanic Heritage Weekend at Daikin Park: What's Actually Happening Sept. 18–20

The Astros' Hispanic Heritage Weekend hits Daikin Park Sept. 18-20 with a street festival, $44 country hats and a citywide parade overlap.

Latin Times · Sep 18

'I'm Black I Can't Be Racist': Customer Threatens To Call ICE on Hispanic Wendy's Staff on Video

A viral drive-thru confrontation at a Wendy's restaurant in Minnesota has ignited a fierce national debate over race, immigration, and institutional power.

International Business Times UK · Sep 18

MAGA Demands Deportation for Trump-Endorsed Republican After Saying His Immigration Crackdown Went 'Too Far'

Florida Republican Rep. María Elvira Salazar is facing backlash from MAGA-aligned figures after a bilingual campaign ad criticised aspects of Donald Trump's immigration enforcement policies.

International Business Times UK · Sep 18

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Florida Republican María Elvira Salazar Breaks With Trump on Immigration, Says Hispanic Voters Feel 'Betrayed'

In a new campaign advertisement released ahead of the midterm elections, Salazar speaks directly to Trump and argues that some immigration enforcement actions have gone beyond what many Latino voters expected.

International Business Times · Sep 18

Minnesota woman threatened to call ICE on Wendy’s Hispanic workers, and she was heard saying: ‘I’m black I can’t be racist’

That's the worst defense.

We Got This Covered · Sep 17

Florida Republican María Elvira Salazar Takes On Trump Over Immigration, But Points the Finger Somewhere Else

Rep. María Elvira Salazar has spent years building her political identity as a Republican voice for Miami's immigrant communities, a defender of tougher border enforcement and one of Donald Trump's strongest allies among Hispanic voters. But now she is delivering a message that few elected Republicans have been willing to…

Latin Times · Sep 17

The Fed Just Reversed Course: Rates Rise to 3.75%-4.00%, and Latino Homebuyers Feel It First

The Fed raised rates to 3.75%-4.00%, its first hike since 2023. Here's how it hits Latino homebuyers, mortgages, auto loans and credit cards.

Latin Times · Sep 17

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Pope Leo XIV Is Quietly Reshaping the U.S. Bishops' Bench With Immigrant Priests

Pope Leo XIV has named bishops born in Colombia, El Salvador and Puerto Rico to lead U.S. dioceses since May 2026, as Hispanic Catholic numbers shift.

Latin Times · Sep 17

Why Hispanic Americans are losing faith in the American Dream

President Donald Trump won 43% of the Hispanic vote in 2024, up from 35% in 2020 – a big gain for Republicans. Now, as the midterms approach, Hispanic Americans across party lines are losing faith in the American Dream, and his administration’s immigration crackdown appears to be part of the…

The Conversation · Sep 17

Cardiovascular Disease Overtakes Cancer as Top Killer of U.S. Hispanic Adults, with Heart Failure Diagnosed Years Earlier

Cardiovascular disease now kills more U.S. Hispanic adults than cancer, a new AHA statement says. See who is at risk and what families can do now.

Medical Daily · Sep 16

Cardiovascular Disease Now Kills More Hispanic Adults Than Cancer as Diabetes and Blood Pressure Risks Start Younger

An American Heart Association statement says cardiovascular disease now tops cancer as the leading killer of Hispanic adults in the U.S., with risks appearing earlier.

Medical Daily · Sep 16

Illinois homeowner threatens to call ICE after allegedly refusing to pay Hispanic workers who built his fence, so they tear it all apart

The owner allegedly threaten to call ICE on the workers.

We Got This Covered · Sep 15

Texas Democrats see opportunity in potential GOP-drawn ‘dummymander’

SAN ANTONIO — Johnny Garcia donned his signature cowboy hat, grabbed a stack of candidate brochures and hit the neighborhoods of northern Bexar County on a sweltering Saturday morning. Campaigning for a House seat redrawn to favor Republicans, the Texas Democrat approached Matthew Naef and launched into his pitch. “I…

Roll Call · Sep 15

National Hispanic Heritage Month begins with celebrations across the US

National Hispanic Heritage Month is being celebrated across the U.S. The celebration highlighting Latino diversity and culture runs from Sept. 15 to Oct. 15

The Independent UK · Sep 15

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Latin Times · Sep 12

Hispanic Heritage Month 2026: A City-by-City Guide to Houston, New York, LA, Chicago and Miami

Hispanic Heritage Month 2026 runs Sept. 15–Oct. 15. See fact-checked, dated events in Houston, NYC, LA, Chicago and Miami — plus one date we corrected.

The Independent UK · Sep 12

Judge rejects bid to release Arizona sheriff’s office from supervision in racial profiling case

A federal judge who ruled 13 years ago that Hispanics were racially profiled in then-Arizona Sheriff Joe Arpaio’s immigration crackdowns has rejected a bid to end the court’s supervision of the sheriff’s office

Latin Times · Sep 11

Telemundo Just Took Over Texas: 4 Cities, 2 Days, One Big Hispanic Heritage Month Send-Off

Telemundo's daytime shows broadcast live from Fort Worth, Houston, San Antonio and McAllen this week, kicking off Hispanic Heritage Month in Texas.

Latin Times · Sep 9

Javier Loya on Why Texas Has Become the Country's Most Contested Electorate, and Why Hispanic Business Leaders Are Setting the Terms

With the launch of Proyecto Lone Star, the argument over Hispanic voters has moved from demographics to opportunity. Javier Loya, Co-Chair of Bienvenido's Empresarios, says that is exactly where it belongs.

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Latin Times · Sep 7

Labor Day 2026: 35M Latino Workers Power the U.S. Economy as Millions More Vanish From It

Labor Day 2026 arrives with a record 34.9M Latino labor force, rising union roots, and nearly 18M Latino adults pushed out by 2026 immigration enforcement.

Latin Times · Sep 7

Little Village's 26th Street Parade Marches On in 2026, Even as ICE Fears Cancel Other Chicago Festivals

Little Village's 26th Street Parade and Pilsen's Sabor Fest anchor Chicago's Hispanic Heritage Month, even as ICE fears reshape the 2026 festival season.

We Got This Covered · Sep 6

Couple come across a ‘Hispanic Heritage Month’ display at Walmart. Then one troubling detail left them stunned: ‘how this even got approved’

They burst out in laughter

Latin Times · Sep 5

What 1.7 Million Texas and Illinois Students Stand to Lose With Elimination of Federal Program for English Learners

A House GOP bill would erase the entire $890M Title III fund for English learners. Texas and Illinois schools face the biggest losses if it passes.

Latin Times · Sep 5

Tens of Millions Kids Were Exploited Online in a Year. Here's Why Parents Should Pay Attention

UNICEF says 20 million children faced online sexual exploitation in a year, mostly on TikTok and Instagram. Here's what it means for Hispanic families.

Latin Times · Sep 5

Miami's Hispanic Heritage Month Opens Sept. 15 Amid Record ICE Arrests and a Venezuela Oil Deal

Miami-Dade's Hispanic Heritage Month opens Sept. 15 as a Venezuela oil deal, Cuba sanctions and record ICE arrests test community sentiment.

Latin Times · Sep 4

50,000 Troops, No End Date: What the Pentagon's Iran Extension Means for Texas Military Families

The Pentagon is locking in an Iran deployment through 2027. Hispanic troops, overrepresented in the ranks, face the longest strain.

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