Topic: Pew Hispanic Center

Latinos head to college at a record rate, now on par with white students

The push to keep Latino students on track for college seems to be paying off. The college enrollment rate for Hispanics is up 20 percent since 2000, narrowing the 'education gap.'

As Mexican families return home, US-educated kids struggle to adapt

Immigration reform: What the last 'path to citizenship' did for immigrants

Immigrants rally in Boston in support of reform

Global News Blog What's behind Mexico's silence on immigration debate?

Opinion Why Evangelicals are the new partners for immigration reform

Ellen Calmus helps Mexican families cope with cross-border challenges

Immigration reform: Obama predicts action, calls to 'seize the moment'

Opinion Romney needs Hispanics more than they need him

College may be out of reach for young immigrants

Readers Write: Lamar Smith is wrong. Obama's immigration policy isn't amnesty.

Opinion Beyond Supreme Court ruling: Romney, Obama, and America don't get Hispanics

Immigration debate takes center stage in campaign

Illegal immigration slows almost to a standstill

The Monitor's View A Romney-Rubio ticket? Not if Hispanics don't see themselves as Hispanic.

Obama would trounce Romney, Perry among Latino voters, survey finds

Alabama-lite? US sues to block South Carolina illegal immigration law.

Four reasons why illegal immigration across the US-Mexico border has dropped

Hispanics leave school in face of Alabama's tough immigration law

Alabama life already changing under tough immigration law

Immigration law: court upholds key parts of tough Alabama law

Poverty rate rises, especially for Hispanics

Alabama judge casts doubt on harsh new illegal immigration law

Births now surpass immigration as driver of Latino growth in US

First tea party, now tequila party – a Latino effort to get out the vote