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Washington, D.C. — Responding to President Trump’s re-election speech in Orlando tonight, Latino Victory Fund Interim President Melissa Mark-Viverito issued the following statement: “We thought Trump couldn’t go any lower than when he launched his 2016 campaign by calling Mexicans rapists and criminals, but tonight’s speech proved us wrong. Trump has somehow managed to dig […]

The organization endorsed its largest-ever slate of candidates in Virginia. WASHINGTON, D.C. — Tonight, Latino Victory Fund Interim President Melissa Mark-Viverito issued the following statement congratulating Virginia Delegates Elizabeth Guzman, Hala Ayala and Alfonso Lopez, and first time candidate Phil Hernandez on advancing to the general election: “Latino Victory Fund could not be prouder of

With its five total endorsements of this cycle, this is the largest slate of candidates the Latino Victory Fund has ever endorsed in Virginia. WASHINGTON, D.C. — Today, Latino Victory Fund announced three new endorsements in Virginia: Alfonso Lopez for House of Delegates District 49, Phil Hernandez for House of Delegates District 100 and Erika

Washington, D.C. —  Representing congressional districts with a large number of Hispanic voters, Congressmen Ross Spano and Brian Mast voted against the American Dream and Promise Act — a bill that would provide DACA and TPS recipients an opportunity to earn a path towards citizenship. By voting against this bill, Congressmen Spano and Mast voted

Washington, D.C. — Representing congressional districts with large numbers of Hispanic voters, Congressmen Devin Nunes and Duncan Hunter voted against the American Dream and Promise Act — a bill that would provide DACA and TPS recipients an opportunity to earn a path towards citizenship. By voting against this bill, Nunes and Hunter voted to deport

Washington, D.C. — Representing a congressional district with a Hispanic electorate of approximately 15 percent, Congressman Peter King voted against the American Dream and Promise Act — a bill that would provide DACA and TPS recipients an opportunity to earn a path towards citizenship. By voting against this bill, King voted to deport the 51,475

Washington, D.C. —  Representing congressional districts with large numbers of Hispanic voters, Congressmen Michael McCaul, Chip Roy, Pete Olson, Kenny Marchant and John Carter voted against the American Dream and Promise Act — a bill that would provide DACA and TPS recipients an opportunity to earn a path towards citizenship. By voting against this bill,

Washington, D.C. — Representing a congressional district with a Hispanic electorate of 18 percent, Republican Congressman Scott Tipton voted against the American Dream and Promise Act — a bill that would provide DACA and TPS recipients an opportunity to earn a path towards citizenship. By voting against this bill, Congressman Tipton voted to deport the

Today, Latino Victory Fund Interim President Melissa Mark-Viverito issued the following statement after the House of Representatives passed the American Dream and Promise Act of 2019: “The House of Representatives has reached a milestone in their continued fight to protect some of the most vulnerable immigrants — many of whom have been targeted by President

Latino Victory Project joins 150+ organizations urging House Democrats to remain united and reject any anti-immigrant MTR by House Republicans As the House of Representatives is set to vote on the Dream and Promise Act — a bill that protects and legalizes DREAMers, TPS and DED holders — House Republicans will likely use this opportunity