A recent poll found "the Trump administration's overall approach to immigration (was) viewed more negatively than positively, with 42 percent approving and 47 percent disapproving." — Pew Research Center, June 17, 2025 "President Donald Trump is losing support among Hispanic and Latino voters, according to polling," Newsweek reported June 11, reviewing more than 26 surveys. "Democratic U.S. Senator Alex Padilla (California) was shoved, forced to the ground and handcuffed by security after attempting to ask a question at a press conference (June 12) held by Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem about immigration raids." — Reuters, June 12, 2025 "The Latino GDP sits at $4.1 trillion, making the US Latino economic output the fifth-largest economy in the world." — Hispanic Executive, June 4, 2025 José Andrés, humanitarian chef, Lin-Manuel Miranda, theater and film artist, and Carlos Slim Helú, Mexican business magnate, were among the "Time 100 Philanthropy" recognized in the magazine's June 9 issue. "Niede Guidon, a Brazilian archaeologist whose work called into question a longstanding theory of how the Americas were first populated by humans and who almost single-handedly transformed a hardscrabble region of northeast Brazil into the Serra da Capivara National Park, died." She was 92. — The New York Times, June 12, 2025 … Sebastião Salgado, a photographer and humanitarian, who "took photographs that were too beautiful to look away from," died. He was 81. — Time, June 23, 2025 "Justices aligned with Mexico's leftist governing party now dominate the Supreme Court. Party loyalists control a new tribunal with the power to fire judges and the court that decides federal election disputes. Leaders of the Morena party, which already holds the presidency and Congress, had insisted that their contentious judicial overhaul, among the most far-reaching ever tried by a large democracy, would not be a power grab." — The New York Times, June 15, 2025