

Mysterious Respiratory Illness Barrels Through US, Without Vaccine or Cure
The US is experiencing a dramatic surge in human metapneumovirus — HMPV — a little-known respiratory illness, which currently has no vaccine or antiviral treatment.
The surge first began in Northern California in mid-February, but has since spread to other parts of the country, including surges in the Northeast, according to data gathered from Waste Water Scan. Sewage surveillance is one of the primary methods for tracking numerous illnesses.


Buenas noticias tras la audiencia de confirmación de Markwayne Mullin, pero aún quedan preguntas
18 de marzo de Markwayne Mullin, el nominado por el presidente Trump para Secretario de Seguridad Nacional, trajo lo que parecían ser buenas noticias para los inmigrantes y para los estadounidenses preocupados por las implicaciones para las libertades civiles de la agresiva campaña de deportación del ICE, cuyo objetivo arbitrario es deportar a un millón de inmigrantes cada año.


Welcome News from Markwayne Mullin’s Confirmation Hearing But Questions Remain
The March 18th confirmation hearing of Markwayne Mullin, President Trump’s nominee for Secretary of Homeland Security, brought what seemed to be good news for immigrants and for Americans concerned about the civil liberties implications of ICE’s aggressive deportation campaign with the arbitrary goal of deporting one million immigrants each year.


¿Es ser detenido por ICE una posible "sentencia de muerte"?
2025 batió un récord sombrío para los centros de detención de ICE cuando se reportaron 32 muertes de detenidos en los centros de detención de ICE en Estados Unidos.


Is Being detained by ICE a potential “Death Sentence”?
2025 broke a grim record for ICE detention centers when there were a reported 32 detainee deaths across ICE detention centers in the United States. Compared to just 7 years ago in 2018, when there were just seven deaths, this is a stunning increase. Causes of death range from seizure and heart failure, stroke, respiratory failure, tuberculosis, or suicide.


Letter From the Editor
On March 18, 2026, the devastating truth came to light — the abuse Dolores Huerta and other victims suffered at the hands of Cesar Chavez. Let us be clear: the grief we carry is not for the loss of a man who built his legacy on lies and deceit, but for the decades of pain and suffering endured by his victims. LULAC Council 4568 led the effort in Fort Worth to name a street in his honor, believing it would uplift and inspire the Latino community.


Sí Se Puede Tarrant County
To our community,
We are heartbroken to hear of the sexual abuse and violence that Dolores Huerta and other women sharing their
















