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El 83 por ciento de los latinos reconoce que Estados Unidos ofrece una mejor oportunidad de vida para sus hijos que en los países de donde sus familias son originarias, pero sienten que los lazos familiares son más fuertes en las naciones originarias.

Así lo revela una de las dos recientes encuestas del Pew Research Center sobre inmigración, otra de las cuales señala que 1 de cada 10 afroamericanos es inmigrante y ha aumentado la presencia de latinoamericanos en este grupo.

Mark Hugo Lopez, director de Investigación sobre Raza y Etnicidad en el Pew, amplía los hallazgos de ambos estudios y ofrece una perspectiva sobre dichas poblaciones.

Amanda Farías represents The Bronx's District 18, which includes Soundview, Castle Hill, Parkchester, Clason Point and Harding Park in The Bronx. Farías, who took office in January, discussed the details of her action plan to address domestic violence.

Althea Stevens, who represents Claremont, Concourse, Concourse Village, Highbridge, Morris Heights, Mount Eden, Morrisania in The Bronx, discusses the need to address mental health and provide other resources to young New Yorkers and their families.

This interview was conducted by students in CUNY Lehman College's Department of Journalism & Media Studies, in partnership with City Limits.

Oswald Feliz, who represents Bedford Park, Fordham, Mount Hope, Bathgate, Belmont, East Tremont, West Farms, Van Nest, Allerton and Olinville. The conversation with Feliz centered on his top three priorities for this term: improving education, improving safety and, improving quality of life.

This interview was conducted by students in CUNY Lehman College's Department of Journalism & Media Studies, in partnership with City Limits.

Pierina Ana Sánchez represents the north Bronx neighborhoods of Kingsbridge, Fordham, University Heights, Mount Eden and Mount Hope. Sánchez, who was just appointed as chair of the Council’s powerful housing and buildings committee, talks about her plans on affordable housing, NYCHA, and gentrification.

This interview was conducted by students in CUNY Lehman College's Department of Journalism & Media Studies, in partnership with City Limits.

Eric Dinowitz represents the northwest Bronx neighborhoods of Norwood, Bedford Park, Kingsbridge, Riverdale, Van Cortlandt Village, Wakefield and Woodlawn. He talked about his less-than-a-year-long first term in office, legislation he’s promoted during that time and plans for his second term.

This interview was conducted by students in CUNY Lehman College's Department of Journalism & Media Studies, in partnership with City Limits.

Carmen De la Rosa, who represents uptown Manhattan in the New York City Council, talks about her plans for office and being the first Dominican woman to represent District 10.

This interview was conducted by students in CUNY Lehman College's Department of Journalism & Media Studies, in partnership with City Limits.

El martes 11 de enero la Corte Suprema llevó a cabo dos audiencias para decidir si los inmigrantes detenidos que llevan largos períodos privados de la libertad pueden ser liberados bajo fianza mientras sus casos avanzan y luchan contra la deportación.

El 16 de diciembre, la parlamentaria del Senado, Elizabeth MacDonugh, rechazó el llamado plan C o ‘parole’ para proteger a millones de inmigrantes indocumentados, pero este fracaso no sólo es atribuible a la experta legislativa, sino a las negociaciones entre los propios representantes y senadores demócratas y el empuje de ciertas organizaciones civiles.

El periodista Rafael Bernal, quien cubre asuntos legislativos y sobre la comunidad latina para The Hill, comparte su perspectiva tras bambalinas de ese fracaso migratorio. Y ayuda responder: ¿Existe una opción viable?

Los acusados enviaron peticiones falsas al gobierno de los Estados Unidos para que más de 71.000 trabajadores extranjeros vinieran a trabajar en el sector agrícola. En la operación “Operation Blooming Onion” (Operación Cebolla Floreciente) se liberaron a 100 trabajadores inmigrantes.