Los encargados de las habitaciones del hotel Vdara están preocupados por una recesión en medio de los esfuerzos de expulsión masiva de inmigrantes de Trump.
Datos públicos de ICE muestran que los arrestos de inmigrantes sin antecedentes penales han aumentado desde que el presidente Donald Trump asumió su segundo mandato. La cantidad de detenidos sin antecedentes subió de 1,048 en enero a 11,972 en junio de 2025, un incremento del 1,042%
The Nevada Legislature passed a bill in May that would protect the privacy of doctors and patients, but Republican Gov. Joe Lombardo vetoed it.
Immigration and Customs Enforcement officials will be given access to the personal data of the nation’s 79 million Medicaid enrollees, including home addresses and ethnicities, to track down immigrants who may not be living legally in the United States, according to an agreement obtained by The Associated Press.
As Nevada lawmakers push for more affordable housing, Trump’s tariff plan and economic policies may worsen the crisis.
Thousands across the nation are participating in 'No Kings Day' protests including here in Nevada.
La ley presupuestaria impulsada por Trump, llamada "Big Beautiful Bill", incluye mayores fondos para ICE y CBP, así como recortes a programas como Medicaid o la ayuda suplementaria de alimentos SNAP. Según la Oficina de Presupuesto del Congreso, 11.8 millones podrían perder Medicaid. Otras estimaciones calculan que ese número puede llegar a 17 millones de personas sin seguro de salud. Con los recortes previstos por la nueva ley, se estima que 2 millones de niños están en riesgo de perder la asistencia de alimentos (SNAP).
Gov. Lombardo's record list of vetoes has sparked outrage within much of the Latino community. The Nevada Latino Legislative Caucus (NLLC) held a conference this week to highlight how his vetoes were "political theater".
Culinary Union 226 leader stated at a rally against unlawful ICE actions that deporting immigrants equates to deporting the individuals who drive the economy nationwide, including in Las Vegas. He said some even have a legal right to be in the country.
Congressman Steven Horsford (NV-04), alongside Reps. Sanford Bishop (GA-02), Brett Guthrie (KY-02), and 198 fellow lawmakers today sent a bipartisan letter urging Secretary of Labor Lori Chavez-DeRemer to continue the full operations of the Job Corps program.
Job Corps gives disadvantaged youth across the country an opportunity to invest in their own growth and determine their own career path,” Rep. Horsford said. “Zeroing out funding for this program robs hundreds of Nevadans of a brighter future, leaves 170 staff out of work, and ensures our communities are less prepared to meet growing workforce needs.”
