According to one academic, if voted upon today, the Senate’s comprehensive immigration reform bill would fail by 15 votes in the House. But this academic is using his data with the hope of changing the bill's fate.

On May 1, Disney filed trademark applications to secure ‘Dia de los Muertos’ across multiple platforms for an upcoming Pixar film.

The tiny town of Bisbee was the first in Arizona to recognize civil unions for gay couples. But with the city council’s passage of the resolution, came a threat from the Arizona Attorney General.

Three years ago, Arizona SB 1070 was signed into law. The bill is one of the strictest state immigration enforcement laws in the country. But in that time, the political climate for immigration has dramatically shifted.

The Department of Homeland Security wants to study establishing a crossing fee along the Southwest and Northern borders.

As the manhunt for the second Boston Marathon attack suspect continues, the debate on immigration reform gets more heated.

The New Mexico umpire who allegedly threatened to eject high school baseball players for speaking Spanish has resigned.

Immigration reform is temporarily sidelined due to the Boston Marathon tragedy. But it's on deck to be the next big political debate.

The hotly debated blockbuster bill to overhaul our nation's immigration system is finally here. Read it in full.

The hotly anticipated bill to overhaul our nation's immigration system is expected to be presented Tuesday by a bipartisan group of senators. We show with an interactive map what that might look like.

"Pancho the Rabbit And The Coyote" is an allegorical picture book, intended to teach young readers — ages 6 to 9 years old— about the hardships and danger migrants face crossing the border.

This weekend offered a coveted rarity for commuters crossing the world’s busiest land border crossing — a brief transit.

What term do you use to define an immigrant living in the United States illegally?

Several beaches along the Tijuana-San Diego border are closed due to a sewage spill, however the extent remains unknown.

Crossing the border may be more dangerous than ever before.

The number of monarch butterflies completing their famous migration to central Mexico is dramatically shrinking. Can the U.S. and Mexico work together to change it?

Zócalo, a publication out of the Coahuila capitol, Saltillo, wrote a front-page editorial on their site Monday explaining it would no longer publish information concerning drug cartel violence.

Homeland Security Department released more than 2,000 detained immigrants facing deportation. They plan to release 3,000 more during March, according to the Associated Press.

As far as tech expos go, this was no CES, but some at Tech Expo at the BIT Center really believe the border city has a future as an innovation mecca.

Minoz is a Mexico City graffiti artist whose work focuses on realism. He recently visited Ciudad Juarez and drew an amazing mural of a floating infant.

A man has created what might be the world’s largest valentine — using a drone.

Tuesday night President Barack Obama will give the State of the Union address. One of the main topics could be immigration reform, but there are an iceberg questions to be answered.

Both the Senate and the President’s proposals for immigration reform agree the pathway to citizenship begins at the “back of the line.” But, there isn’t one line. And for families in certain lines, the wait is so long it’s like going back in time.

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) fined 10 businesses in San Diego and Imperial counties more than $173,800 for hiring “unlawful” employees.

A new study suggests that the border agency may be struggling with more than crossers, but corruption. Center for Investigative Reporting dug into an internal study that has been kept secret for more than a year.

The office of Governor Jerry Brown released a report that projects 2013 will be the year Latinos surpass whites as the largest ethnic group in the state.

The Hispanic Federation and the New York Chapter of the NAACP are fighting the New York City soda ban.

On Wednesday, President Barack Obama outlined his package of proposals to “reduce gun violence” in the United States. But what do gun laws look like in Mexico?

The U.S. Customs and Border Protection patrolling the Santa Teresa port of entry were surprised to discover 230 pounds of cheese in a pick up truck late Friday night.

As the census rethinks how to identify Latinos, leaders in the community fear a change could affect their growing political clout.

When you hear the word drone, images of warfare or high-tech surveillance come to mind. But the former editor-in-chief of Wired Magazine and a young Tijuana programmer have a different idea. They believe drones will revolutionize our daily lives.

12/21/2012 marks the end of times. Here's how the world is preparing.

Secretary of Homeland Security Janet Napolitano visited PBS NewsHour to discuss immigration reform. We look to the next big conversation after the cliff.

The Mexican Supreme Court overturned a state law prohibiting same-sex marriage. The ruling may have a wide-ranging influence, leading to the legalization of gay marriage in Mexico.

There are rumblings that the unmanned international Boquillas crossing in Big Bend National Park will be re-opening soon.

Among the growing influence of Latinos on American culture and politics, a new survey finds that most Americans still view Mexico negatively.

A new Republican super political action committee has been formed on immigration reform.

A new contract may offer a glimpse into the U.S. Customs and Border Protections hope for the future of drones on the border.

During the next Texas state legislative session, an oversight committee will review the policy allowing Texas Department of Public Safety to shoot from helicopters.

If you thought the Latino vote mattered in 2012, just wait until 2030 — it's projected to double.

President Barack Obama's press conference Wednesday gave insight into how his administration might approach immigration reform in the next four years. We break down what he said and what's happening now.

This month U.S. and Mexico officials are expected to reach an agreement on a bilateral tomato trade pact.

A team of students has built an app to determine traffic patterns along the U.S.-Mexico border.

Violent crime is dropping in the largest U.S. border cities.

Two Harvard graduate students have written an algorithm that tracks the growth of Mexican drug Cartels through Google.

Next year will the Lone Star state turn into a swing state?

The Maricopa County Recorder’s Office is launching a Spanish-language voter awareness program, in hopes of avoiding possible confusion about the date of the Nov. 6 general election.

Latino Decisions report shows that Latino voters are motivated for the national election.

The U.S. returned more than 4,000 stolen antiquities to Mexico on Thursday. Most of the archeological pieces date back before Europeans landed in North America.

The ACLU is suing the U.S. Department of Homeland Security regarding photo restrictions at the U.S.-Mexico border.