CCLP Senior Fellow Roberto Suro publishes 2024 Latino voters survey, presented findings during April 2 webinar

In surveys conducted before and after the November 2024 election, CCLP Senior Fellow Roberto Suro explored how Latino voters made their choices for president. Across a range of topics including group identity, immigration policy and gender roles, his report illuminates how Harris and Trump voters differ from each other. The report also delves into the…Continue Reading CCLP Senior Fellow Roberto Suro publishes 2024 Latino voters survey, presented findings during April 2 webinar

Univision, Disney In Talks To Create 24-Hour News Channel In English For Latinos

The Washington Post, in an Associated Press story, quoted CCLP Faculty Fellow Roberto Suro of the USC Annenberg School about a new English-language news channel planned by Univision and Disney. "There are several assumptions here. Is there room for another all-news channel? And within the Hispanic market, is there enough demand for an all-news channel?" Suro said. To read the article in full click here…….Continue Reading Univision, Disney In Talks To Create 24-Hour News Channel In English For Latinos

Suro – WaPo “Dream Act”

The Washington Post published an article by Faculty Fellow Roberto Suro about Congress' recent vote against "the Dream Act." The bill, if passed, would allow for children of illegal immigrants with "good character" to attain US citizenship upon their completion of a college education or service in the military. "The immediate task is to clean up the mess caused by inaction," writes Suro "and that is going to require compromises on all sides. Next, we should reexamine the scope of policy proposals. After a decade of sweeping plans that went nowhere, working piecemeal is worth a try at this point."……Continue Reading Suro – WaPo “Dream Act”

Suro – NYT “Immigrant Path”

Faculty Fellow Roberto Suro was cited in a recent New York Times article about the recent influx of immigrant workers to suburban neighborhoods throughout the country, according to the US Census Bureau. Suro noted several years ago that immigrants were migrating to areas with the largest demand for construction workers. "The leveraged asset was the work of the immigrants. The long-term payout was the social requirement to settle them and look after their children."……Continue Reading Suro – NYT “Immigrant Path”