The grandmother factor or "granny factor" is a phenomenon that supports the conservation of the Spanish language among the first and third generation of migrants in the United States.
Basketball player Juan Toscano Anderson, the son of a Mexican mother and Puerto Rican father, is the only Mexican participating in the current NBA season.
Después de emigrar hace 25 años a Estados Unidos, la artista Arleene Correa Valencia, regresó a México para exponer su obra.
Manuel Castro, an immigrant rights activist and dreamer who crossed the border with his mother, is the new commissioner of the New York Mayor's Office for Immigrant Affairs.
New York City Mayor-elect Eric Adams has appointed Manuel Castro as the Commissioner of the Mayor's Office of Immigrant Affairs (MOIA).
Carlos Alberto Méndez is a director and film producer born in Mexico City. He is a recipient of Deferred Action (DACA) and has lived in Los Angeles since he was three years old.
Yessenia Mata, is a community leader and military police of the Armed Forces, of Mexican origin. She was recently recognized in New York City at a Veteran's Day commemorative event.
The IV Forum of Dreamers Leaders, organized by the Ministry of Foreign Relations (SRE) through the Embassy of Mexico in the United States and the Institute of Mexicans Abroad (IME), was held at the Mexican Cultural Institute in Washington D.C.
Jocelyn Rivas, a runner and dreamer of Salvadoran descent, became the youngest person to complete 100 marathons, crossing the finish line in the Los Angeles Marathon on November 7.
At the age of nine, Cristel Martínez came to the United States, and from a very young age he faced a deportation case along with his brother. In those moments she decided that, if she stayed in the country, she would become a lawyer to help people like her brother and her.
