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ICE posts 50,925 arrests in August — and 5,000 more agents are coming (opens the original)
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For three consecutive months, Immigration and Customs Enforcement has set a new arrest record, and the Trump administration signaled this week it has every intention of continuing that trajectory. The agency is preparing a second major staffing surge, aiming to add 5,000 officers before the year ends. Simultaneously, DHS launched a targeted crackdown inside the sanctuary states where millions of Latino and immigrant families have established their lives — a combination of scale and geography tha
IRS Form 1040 Adds a Citizenship Question: What ITIN Filers Need to Know Before the 2027 Filing Season (opens the original)
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The federal government's most powerful data-collection instrument — the annual income tax return — is about to ask a question it has never asked before: are you a U.S. citizen? This shift carries immediate weight. The Trump administration has already built a live data-sharing pipeline between the IRS and immigration enforcement. A citizenship checkbox on America's primary tax document would be the next link in that chain — and for Latino mixed-status households that file using Individual Taxpaye
A pardon killed SCOTUS's top immigration case. Here's what's at stake for Latinos now. (opens the original)
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A single gubernatorial pardon in late August unraveled what had been the Supreme Court's marquee immigration argument of the new term — and the Trump administration moved within ten days to rebuild what the pardon had taken apart. New York Gov. Kathy Hochul's decision to grant a full and unconditional pardon to Keisy G.M., a Dominican lawful permanent resident who had spent 21 months in ICE custody without a single bond hearing, eliminated the criminal conviction that had authorized his mandator
Heart disease now kills more U.S. Latinos than cancer. Here's why — and what's blocking care. (opens the original)
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In 2022, cardiovascular disease quietly passed cancer to become the leading cause of death among Hispanic adults in the United States, and a new American Heart Association scientific statement published Sept. 15, 2026 shows the gap has only widened since. Nearly one in five Hispanic adults went without health coverage in 2023, a shortfall now straining safety-net clinics in Houston and Los Angeles right as prevention becomes more urgent. The trend line isn't new, just newly confirmed. Dr. Tulio
Why ICE Is Becoming a Midterm Problem for Republicans: What Kansas, Maine and a 53% Poll Reveal (opens the original)
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Two Kansas Republican senators who voted last year to boost ICE's funding and authority are now asking the agency to change how it works in their state. Their reaction suggests that Republicans in tight races increasingly view the deportation drive as a political weight. With Election Day, Nov. 3, roughly five weeks out, the unease is coming from some of ICE's strongest allies, not only from Democrats. A burst of ICE activity in four rural Kansas towns this week closed businesses and led schools
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