*Eleventh-hour Deal Succeeds in Keeping Federal Government Open
*Latino Leaders Express Relief Over Guilty Verdict for White Men in Georgia
*Refugees on the Brink of Despair at Mexico’s Southern Border

*Artists Pay Musical Tribute to Historic Latino Neighborhood in Los Angeles

*House Approves Social Infrastructure Plan
*Vaccination of Young Children in Texas Moves Forward, Amid Doubts Among Some Latino Parents
*With New Pandemic Surge, New Mexico Offers Booster Shots for All Adults

*Global Warming Funds in Spending Bill in the Crosshairs
*Democrats Seek Middle Ground on Immigration Reform
*Drought Continues in California, Hitting Small Farmers Hard

*Democrats Set to Approve Infrastructure Package with Temporary Immigration Status
*Immigration Detention Center Ordered to Pay Millions for Minimum Wage Violations
*Families Remember People Lost to COVID-19 in Traditional Day of the Dead Ceremonies

*Infrastructure Vote Postponed Due to Divisions Among Democrats
*Despite Vilification, U.S. Latinos Have Risen to Become Global Economic Power
*Overlooked in Vaccination Push, Farmworkers Hit Hard by COVID-19

*Migration, Climate Change and Education at Stake in Legislative Package
*How Will a New Law in California Requiring Ethnic Studies Work?
*Kerry and Lopez Obrador Meet on Global Warming and Reforestation

*Democrats Called on to Deliver on Immigration Reform
*California Strengthens Insurance Protections for Wildfire Victims
*Hit by the Pandemic, Guatemalan Mayas Criticize their Abandonment by Government

*Congress Avoids Financial Catastrophe, But Fails to Solve Budget and Immigration Reform
*Police Chief Greets New Rules Preventing Deportation of Undocumented Immigrants Without Due Cause
*Pandemic Causes Farm Worker Families to Lose Income and Education

*No Apparent Agreement as Democrats Postpone Vote on Infrastructure Plans
*Republican Arizona Audit Confirms Biden Win
*California Makes Unprecedented Investment in Fighting Fires and Climate Change