Washington, D.C.—La vicepresidente de campañas del Latino Victory Project Lizet Ocampo hizo un llamado a los Latinos que residen en el estado de Texas para que se registren para votar, ya que la fecha limite para registrase es el 6 de octubre de 2014. “La representación en el gobierno no refleja el tamaño de la […]
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Washington, D.C. — With the October 4, 2014 deadline to register to vote, Latino Victory Project President Cristóbal Alex today urged Latinos across Nevada to make their voices are heard on Election Day. “Increasing Latino representation in elected office and at the ballot box is crucial to elevating the issues that are important to our
Washington, D.C. — With the October 6, 2014 deadline to register to vote, Latino Victory Project President Cristóbal Alex today encouraged Latinos across Florida to register to vote so that their voices are heard on Election Day. “Simply put, there are not enough Latinos in office in Florida, and the best way to change that
Washington, D.C. — With the October 6, 2014 deadline to register to vote, Latino Victory Project President Cristóbal Alex today encouraged Latinos across Texas to take the necessary steps to ensure their voices are heard on Election Day. “There is no question that Latino representation in elected office is not reflective of the size of
(Washington, D.C.)—Cristóbal Alex, President of the Latino Victory Project, released the following statement in reaction to new Pew Research Center poll that demonstrates the importance of immigration reform to Latino and Millennial voters. “When Latinos go to the voting booth this year, they will be considering the candidates’ position on immigration and their willingness to
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[WASHINGTON]—In response to a weekend announcement that President Obama would delay Executive Action on Immigration, Cristóbal Alex, President of Latino Victory Project, released the following statement: “The President’s decision to delay action on immigration is extremely disappointing to everyone who fights for human and civil rights in this country. Inaction on immigration reform continues to
Atacan al liderato republicano de la Cámara por no aprobar una reforma migratoria y por sus acciones contra los latinos Washington, D.C. — Hoy, el Latino Victory Project lanzó la primera fase de un esfuerzo en varios estados para crear conciencia sobre el fracaso de la Cámara de Representantes al no aprobar una reforma migratoria.
Hits House Republican Leadership for Failing to Pass Immigration Reform and Anti-Latino Actions Washington, D.C. — Today, the Latino Victory Project released the first phase of a multi-state effort to raise awareness of the failure in the House of Representatives to enact immigration reform. The English and Spanish advertisements criticize the House Republican leadership for
The Latino Victory Project is a movement that builds power in the Latino community so that the faces and voices of Latinos are reflected at every level of government and in the policies that drive our country forward. The Latino Victory Project supports comprehensive immigration reform. Since Congress has not passed immigration reform due to
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[WASHINGTON]— On Friday night, the House of Representatives passed H.R. 5230, the Supplemental Appropriations Related to the Humanitarian Crisis at the Southwest Border and H.R. 5272, a bill that halts and prevents the extension of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program, which temporarily provides DREAMers protection from deportation. Latino Victory Project President Cristóbal
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