Half of American Population under age 17 will be either Hispanic or Asian or of 2 or more races by 2050. “We are projecting that there will be more [Hispanic, Asian, Black and multiracial] children than white, non-Hispanic,” Ellis says. “That is partially because of the decline in overall children and fertility, and this is […]

A “border surge” plan approved by the Senate on Wednesday to attract conservatives worried about border security has enraged liberal groups, with one even withdrawing its support for the bill. The Senate is nearing a final vote on a sweeping immigration plan drafted by a bipartisan group of senators, known as the Gang of Eight. […]

The Latino population in the U.S. is growing—and in places many people might not be looking. While historically Hispanic-designated market areas (DMAs) like Miami and New York still have the largest shares of the Latino population, new research from Nielsen highlights how the pace of growth is soaring in a range of areas outside of […]

Some of us parents have made a big effort of being relatively tech-savvy. You know the type – we know how to set up a home network and are always up to date with the latest hardware and software. We think we have our kids’ tech habits under control. There are strict no-tech-before-homework rules, parental […]

Based on a recent survey, Hispanic Mobile Banking Trends Study, by Zpryme and ThinkNow Research, nearly seven out of ten (69%) Hispanic mobile bank users consult their smart/cell phones to do mobile banking, with almost half (44%) visiting their primary bank’s Facebook page. More poignantly practically one-third (30%) said they would switch primary banks to […]

Multi-screen consumption of media is here to stay… and Hispanics are the ultimate “multiscreen users” of the moment. And the social TV industry is starting to take notice, to the point that social media is now part of the scripting of network shows and sports programs. As plotlines and conflicts developed, there’s a clear focus […]

Look for that issue to be hotly debated, and to affect how a reform bill is crafted. The biggest benefit of a path to legalization would be to the undocumented workers themselves. Most economists say their wages are likely to go up. They may have more job security, and legal recourse if they get injured […]

The Washington Post is reporting that a growing number of Republicans and conservative groups have begun pushing for comprehensive immigration changes on the eve of President Obama’s inauguration, joining liberal Democrats in hopes of propelling the politically fraught issue forward early in his second term. Read Complete Article