Hispanic Community April 2019

Purging Nonworking Teachers From Payroll

Mexico’s government will be conducting a census to determine which teachers are and are not working and will then purge nonworking teachers from the payroll.

Global April 2019

School’s Food Rescue Program

Students at Woodland Elementary School in Indiana are being given frozen meals on Fridays to help make sure they have food on weekends.

Global April 2019

Homeland Security’s 12 Days Of Turmoil

Kirstjen Nielsen is no longer Homeland Security’s secretary, but what led to this? The following is from interviews with congressional aides, administrative officials and others.

Health Care April 2019

NYC Declares Public Health Emergency

NYC has ordered mandatory vaccines for some because of a public health emergency over a measles outbreak. All exposed to the virus who are unvaccinated are required to be vaccinated.

Legal April 2019

Judge Blocks Trump's Asylum Policy

Judge Richard Seeborg has blocked Trump’s asylum policy regarding returning asylum seekers to Mexico, however, the ruling is on hold for several day.

Legal April 2019

Bribery Scam: New Money Laundering Charge

Fourteen parents involved in the college bribery scandal case are facing a new charge: money laundering. Among those changed are Lori Loughlin and her husband, Mossimo Giannulli.

Global April 2019

Family Separations Policy Not Revived

President Trump said he is not looking to reinstate the family separation policy at the border. He also suggested that the policy deters migrants from coming to the United States.

Global April 2019

School Shootings Support Network

The Principals Recovery Network offers support for education leaders of places where there have been school shootings, as well as will advocate for policies and education resources.

Hispanic Community April 2019

Red Cross Regains Entry To Venezuela Jails

The Red Cross has regained entry to jails and military prisons in Venezuela, including Ramo Verde, which holds military personnel accused of plotting to overthrow President Maduro.

Global April 2019

Miller Vs. Kushner

Stephen Miller and Jared Kushner are at odds regarding immigration policy. Miller is for tougher policies. Kushner has been working on his own immigration reform package.

Hispanic Community April 2019

Family Seeks Answers In Immigrant's Death

Melissa Castro is seeking answers after her husband, who suffered a brain hemorrhage while in detention, died in a California hospital. Castro’s husband was 27-years-old.

Legal April 2019

Trump Administration Appeals Ruling

Judge Richard Seeborg ruled to block the U.S. government from returning asylum seekers to Mexico while they await court hearings. The Trump administration has appealed that ruling.

Global April 2019

From Oprah To Nielsen; Top 5 Headlines

Oprah Winfrey has donated $2 million to relief efforts in Puerto Rico. The latest issue of Hispanic Outlook is online. Kirstjen Nielsen is no longer the Homeland Security secretary.

Global April 2019

Ecuador Ends Assange’s Asylum

Ecuador spent around $1 million per year protecting Julian Assange at its embassy. Officials say he physically harassed his caretakers and smeared his fecal matter on the walls.

Global April 2019

Release Migrants To 'Sanctuary Cities'?

President Donald Trump considered a plan to send detained migrants to “sanctuary cities.” This plan is being criticized as a way to go after political opponents.