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Mexico City has been the site of several “anti-gentrification” marches, protesting the presence of Americans and (to a lesser extent) Europeans relocating there after the pandemic. And yet there is nary a peep about this on the legacy media.

Reasonable individuals may conclude that the dismantling of a visa scam that facilitates immigration fraud might warrant substantial coverage on evening newscasts across the legacy media dial. But such a thing actually just happened, and no one covered it except Univision.  

We regret to inform you that Univision joined the race to the bottom to attempt to blame the catastrophic Texas floods on the Trump administration and on DOGE. An exchange on the network’s morning Despierta América suggested to viewers that the alleged cuts “had an effect” on the deaths in Texas Hill Country.

Univision continues to push deportation fear doom to their audience. The network’s latest outburst, on a Department of Justice memo issuing expanded denaturalization guidelines, plays loose with the use of the term “civil crimes.”

As we’ve often indicated, Spanish-language news media exists primarily as a vehicle for immigration advocacy. However, they are very much invested in shoving the rest of the left-wing policy pupu platter down the community’s throat. In this case, by showcasing Mexico City’s first trans police officer.

Univision’s midday newscast could not conceal its gleeful squeeing over Zohran Mamdani’s win in New York City’s Democratic mayoral primary. And some of the coverage the next day was so over-the-top that Mamdani should consider disclosing it on his campaign finance forms as an in-kind donation.

This Memorial Day weekend, we look back at the extraordinary exchange between Telemundo anchor Arantxa Loizaga and Gold Star mom Coral Briceño whose son, Cpl. Humberto Sánchez (USMC) was among the fallen at the ISIS attack on the Hamid Karzai International Airport at Kabul, Afghanistan. 

A favorite game the media continue to play is “Guess the Party”, wherein a lack of a mention of partisan affiliation is regarded as proof evident that the persona is a Democrat. The latest instance of such reporting comes via Univision, on their midday newscast.

Univision, a known advocate for open borders, kicks off Cinco de Mayo celebrations by mourning the cancellation of parades in cities such as Chicago and Philadelphia. In so doing, viewers get an inadvertent yet unvarnished message about the truth of “Latino” identity.

Amid the Legacy Media’s willful omission of Patty Morin’s brutal reconstruction of the timeline of her daughter’s murder at the White House Briefing Room, we get a glimmer of intellectual honesty: Telemundo correspondent Lourdes Hurtado asserting inconvenience at having to note Morin’s presence to begin with.

Tonight, the Supreme Court of the United States granted the Trump administration’s venue-based challenge of a U.S. District Court ruling barring deportations of illegal aliens suspected to be Tren de Aragua, pursuant to the Alien Enemies Act of 1798. Except for Univision, the story received a total blackout among “legacy media” evening newscasts.

The story of the “Maryland father” deported to El Salvador’s infamous CECOT supermax prison continues to garner “victim porn” coverage on Spanish-language media. But in order for the story to stick, there need to be significant omissions and distortions when discussing the “victim” in this case. 

As encounters with illegal aliens along the southwest portion of the border hit all-time lows it is important to remember that, until very recently, it wasn’t always this way. And before our southern border was overrun, Spanish-language media mostly kept quiet about the onslaught that was to come.

In a report devoted to complaining about President Donald Trump’s executive order targeting the imposition of woke ideology at the Smithsonian, Univision made a huge and puzzling omission: the fledgling National Museum of the American Latino.