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Ethnic group in the United States with Hispanic or Latin American ancestry
The data provided show that , but Black and Hispanic people are represented at higher rates relative to their population shares in many measures, revealing in program participation. The available anal...
US-born citizens, including Hispanic Americans, cannot be legally deported because U.S. birth confers citizenship; however, immigration agents have detained more than 170 U.S. citizens in recent years...
Yes — multiple reputable reports document that U.S. citizens were mistakenly detained and, in at least some instances, deported during President Trump’s most recent administration; courts intervened t...
Available federal and peer-reviewed reporting does not provide finalized, comprehensive death-rate comparisons strictly for a “2024–2025” interval; instead, recent surveillance through 2023 and behavi...
Middle‑income households, older adults not yet eligible for Medicare, people in states that haven’t expanded Medicaid, and Black and Latino Americans face the biggest risk of losing coverage if the en...
Charlie Kirk’s publicly documented remarks in the supplied material do not include ; the available analyses instead document statements targeting Black people, Haitians, transgender people, and refere...
US citizens commonly rely on government-issued photo ID such as a passport or Real ID when faced with ICE encounters, but reporting and recent rulemaking mostly address noncitizen registration and doc...