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Advocates asked for U.S. Senators Chris Murphy and Richard Blumenthal to go to the immigration court in Hartford to watch for violations of due process.

The Puerto Rican attorney is the president of the National Immigration Law Center and lives in New Haven, where she served as deputy mayor.

East Hartford immigration attorney Erin O'Neil said the court’s ruling "goes to the core fundamental foundation" of the 14th Amendment. “That, thank God, has been preserved,” she said.

Community members mobilize after reports of loved ones trapped in collapsed buildings and barefoot evacuations.

Nearly 85% of the residents of Casa Otoñal in New Haven are Puerto Rican and have access to a network that provides various community services.

Members of the Connecticut-Puerto Rico Trade Commission and Boricua lawmakers are asking Gov. Ned Lamont to step in, as more than 120,000 San Juan area residents remain without water.

Loyalty Insurance Marketing Group is opening in Hartford with a mission to help Connecticut’s Latino communities access financial literacy.

Nancy Martinez filed a suit against the U.S. government after Immigration and Customs Enforcement detained the mom on her way to take her kids to school in June 2025.

Cities across the state hosted watch parties for the U.S. match against Paraguay on Friday night.

Connecticut has crowned a new Ecuadorian Queen, after the Association of Ecuadorians in Connecticut hosted its first pageant.