Ellie Pérez, of Arizona, will be the first undocumented person to cast a ballot for a presidential nominee in a primary contest. The announcement by the Democratic leadership comes at a critical time for Dreamers as the clock runs out in March for an Obama-era program that protects them from deportation.

The president of the California Senate announced Sunday that he will challenge Feinstein, 84, in the 2018 midterms elections. The campaign is seen as a generational clash over the political future of California and the leadership of the Democratic Party.

Hispanic lawmakers and those from districts with large Latino populations received money from the pro-gun organization, which spends $4.5 million a year in a country pummeled by mass shootings.

A month after U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions announced the rescinding of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, the 800,000 recipients are still waiting for Congress to work out a deal with the Trump administration.

Randy Bryce gets endorsement from the Latino Victory Fund in race against the speaker of the House of Representatives, could become one of the big congressional battles of 2018.

Victor Guzman was 10 when he came to America with his father. DACA allowed him to secure a job, study and start a career as an activist. Today, after failing to renew his DACA application, he lives in fear of deportation.