The Trump administration's new 'public charge' law purports to reduce the burden of immigration on tax payers. But, the rule appears to deliberately target low income, latino families. What's more, critics say it won't save money and will in fact hurt the U.S. economy.
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We're learning more about just who may be impacted by the Trump administration's new, so-called 'public charge' rule and, as Juan Carlos Gonzales reports, the new policy may end up hurting kids who are American citizens.

More than one hundred people were arrested this weekend in Manhattan, after a rally against the Trump administration's immigration policies. Giselle Robles has the details.

Days after a massive raid in Mississippi, undocumented families are hoping to start again. Many of them are afraid to look for work or send their children to school. Lorraine Caceres is in Forest, Mississippi with the latest.

Experts believe that the 'Great Replacement' theory is one of the fastest growing far-right beliefs. It began in Europe, but echoes of it can be heard in the current conservative political discourse in the United States, including statements and tweets by President Donald Trump.

In this week's Real America, Jorge Ramos examines the question Mexicans and Mexican Americans are asking following the mass shooting in El Paso, Texas. A young man drove ten hours and killed over 20 people, making it the deadliest attack on the Hispanic community in American history.