The Latino vote is crucial this year, but where does enthusiasm for Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden and President Trump stand among Latino voters? To discuss this, we spoke to Julio Ricardo Varela, founder of Latino Rebels and co-host of In the Thick podcast.

In Texas and Louisiana, the tons of debris from destroyed homes, trees, and power lines brought down by Hurricane Laura mean a job opportunity for gardeners, masons, and maintenance workers. Now, hundreds of Latino workers are going to the devastated area in search of new job opportunities.

“People are really getting their brains scrambled on this bizarre propaganda and willing to take to the streets and do violent things because they believe their country is under siege and they believe their race is being eliminated,” says Michael Edison Hayden, he's a senior investigative reporter at the Southern Poverty Law Center.

More than 2,000 undocumented immigrants were arrested in nationwide operations between July and August according to Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) in the largest sweep since the beginning of the pandemic.

The state of Iowa now has the highest rate of infection in the country and a testing crisis in Florida has prompted the state to cut ties with a private lab. This comes as Dr. Anthony Fauci warns that Labor Day weekend celebrations could ruin all the progress we've made.

“I would agree with Dr. Fauci and many people have stated is that we don't have enough data for pushing plasma use in our patients,” says Dr. Tsion Firew, she's an emergency room physician in New York City and a special advisor to Ethiopia's ministry of health.