
Immigration arrests surge in California's Central Valley and Latino towns go quiet
Advocates say about 100 people were detained in three days around Fresno and Madera. Latino towns report empty streets and families too afraid to go to work.

A UnidosUS poll finds 68% of working-class Latinos think the ladder to a better life is broken yet 55% still believe their families can prosper.

Pew finds 20% of Latinos feel they have reached the American dream while 27% say it is not real. Most still say they live better than their parents did.

The Hispanic Heritage Awards left Washington for the first time and gave the Humanitarian Award to the people of Minnesota for standing by Latino neighbors.

Registered Latino voters favor Democratic control of Congress 59% to 35% and Trump's approval is 27%. Cost of living and immigration enforcement drive it.

Voto Latino and the Hispanic Federation are spending six figures in the Rio Grande Valley. Tarrant County leaders urge Latinos to vote despite poll site cuts.