"I do not consent to this search" and "I am going to exercise my right to remain silent" echoed through the walls of a Chicana-owned boutique in Los Angeles. The boutique, Persona, was filled with a diverse crowd as it hosted an immigrant rights workshop conducted by the Orange County Rapid Response Network (OCRRN).

On Monday afternoon, YouTuber James Klug, along with his video team, walked around Long Beach State parading a sign reading, “We support mass deportation.” Reactions were mixed as students surrounded the YouTuber as he responded to questions from the public.

Despite the ideal expectation of a quick application process, a particular group of students says they are excluded from the FAFSA process: students who have undocumented parents. Consequently, numerous applicants find themselves in a state of uncertainty, unsure if they will manage to afford the upcoming fall semester.

“June will mark a year since the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade. Since the decision, 12 states enacted a near-total ban on abortions along with other states that enacted severe restrictions on abortion access.” -Nancy Morales

“Although Peru is best known for its famous dishes and ancient architectural structures, the beloved country also has its own set of flaws.”

“Lopez’ comments have created a rift within the Latino comedy culture by bringing to the forefront the question of whether Latino comedians have a duty to help one another.” - Jose “Benny” Garcia

“Although her father did not raise her to speak Spanish at home, in fear of similar prejudice falling unto her, she still claimed ‘The essence of who I am is Latina.’ In the interview Raquel also mentioned how she held no regret in her sex symbol roles, however it did come with its limitations in roles for films.” -Brenda Payan

“In Arkansas, newly elected governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders, who served as the spokesperson for former President Donald Trump, banned the use of the term Latinx in official executive orders on her first day as governor.” - Richard Mendoza

“On Tuesday, Jan. 31 the Organization of Historically Oppressed Students (O.H.O.S.) held a march called “Say Their Names” for the recently deceased Keenan Andersen, Oscar Sanchez and Tyre Nichols who were killed by police.” - Brenda Payán