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Lawmakers, Advocates Gather Outside Capitol to Promote Bill for Mixed-Status Families

Among the crowd outside the Capitol on April 22 was Angella Della Valle, the wife of Carlos Della Valle, a Mexican national who has been in Immigration and Customs Enforcement custody since August 2025 despite having no criminal record.

Latin Times

Haitians in Miami Get Rare Republican Support as TPS Battle Intensifies with DHS and Congress

In a rare break with President Donald Trump on immigration, two Miami Republicans joined Democrats this week to help advance and pass legislation protecting Haitians from losing Temporary Protected Status, a move with immediate significance in South Florida, where one of the nation's largest Haitian communities has spent months warning…

Latin Times

Republican Congresswoman says quiet part out loud, claims toppling the Venezuelan oil-rich regime could be ‘a Windfall’

They're no longer even lying about it.

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Censures, indictments and a fire: The House returned after weeks and everything blew up

"The fire in the subway was a fitting end," said one lawmaker. "Embarrassing. Absolutely embarrassing."

Axios

Congresswoman Brushes Off Trump 'Piggy' Insult As Personality Quirk: 'No One Is Perfect'

Congresswoman Maria Elvira Salazar downplays Trump's piggy remark as a harmless quirk, sparking debate over rhetoric, media treatment and political decorum.

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Venezuelans in ‘state of uncertainty’ over US temporary protected status

Advocates say Trump’s push to end two programmes shielding foreign nationals from deportation has ‘everyone afraid’.

Al Jazeera

Cuban American House Republicans Compare Biden To Latin American Autocrats

Cuban American House Republicans criticize Biden's Supreme Court reform proposal, drawing parallels to Latin American autocrats.

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GOPer forgets she opposed bill she touts

"Liar liar," Ex-senator Claire McCaskill said, expressing disbelief at how "phony" Maria Salazar's claim was

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Bipartisan proposals emerge to address border security and immigration

This content discusses the importance of border security and immigration, highlighting a proposed bipartisan agreement and the need to address the border c...

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Congresswoman Salazar proposes comprehensive immigration reform to secure border

Learn about Congresswoman Maria Salazar's proposed legislation called the dignity law, which aims to solve the complicated issue of border security and imm...

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Bipartisan Dignity Act proposed to address immigration crisis

Michigan Democratic Congresswoman Hillary Scolton and Florida Republican Congresswoman Maria Salazar discuss their bipartisan effort on the Dignity Act, ad...

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Rep. Maria Salazar discusses Cuba spy, creeping Marxism, and immigration

“The Kool-Aid is acid at the end,” says the Florida Republican, who has denounced the rise of democratic socialism in America.

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Lawmakers Introduce Bill to Address Inequality in Women’s Sports

The bipartisan bill would establish a commission to study equality in NCAA tournaments for which there are men’s and women’s divisions.

Sports Illustrated

In Florida’s most Hispanic district, Latina politicians spar over immigration and socialism

MIAMI — Not three weeks had passed since Florida Republican Gov. Ron DeSantis made headlines all over the country after taking credit for sending planes full of mostly undocumented Venezuelan migrants to Martha’s Vineyard when U.S. Rep. María Elvira Salazar — a Cuban American freshman congresswoman from Miami — addressed…

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LA County gives COVID shots at home. Advocates fear 'people just don't know about this'

LOS ANGELES — Inside their Glassell Park home, Louis Salazar Jr. gently rubbed the foot of his elderly mother, who lay in bed as a nurse prepared her COVID-19 booster shot.

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