Press Release

(Washington, D.C.) – Today, members of the U.S. House of Representatives and the Senate will be sworn into the 114th Congress. A record in Congressional history, the 114th Congress is comprised of 32 Latino members. Cristóbal Alex, the President of the Latino Victory Project, released the following statement: “Today we are witnessing a truly historic […]

(Washington, D.C.)-Hoy, la Corte de Distrito de los Estados Unidos por el Distrito de Columbia escuchó el caso Arpaio v. Obama, una demanda que intenta deshacer la reciente orden ejecutiva inmigratoria del presidente Barack Obama. Cristóbal Alex, presidente de Latino Victory Project, emitió la siguiente declaración: “La audiencia de hoy es otro intento de arrebatarle

(Washington, D.C.) – Today, the United States District Court for the District of Columbia heard Arpaio v. Obama, a lawsuit that seeks to undo President Obama’s recent executive order on immigration. Cristóbal Alex, Latino Victory Project president, released the following statement: “Today’s hearing marks another unjust, politically charged attempt to take away opportunities for many

(Washington, D.C.)—El presidente de Latino Victory Project Cristóbal Alex emitió la siguiente declaración en respuesta al anuncio del presidente Obama sobre la restauración de las relaciones diplomáticas y económicas con Cuba: “Décadas de sanciones y silencio entre los gobiernos de Estados Unidos y Cuba no han ayudado a sus ciudadanos. Latino Victory Project apoya el

(Washington, D.C.)— In response to the announcement by President Obama that the United States will restore diplomatic and economic relations with Cuba, Cristóbal Alex, President of Latino Victory Project, released the following statement: “Decades of sanctions and silence between the United States and Cuban governments has failed to help citizens of either nation. The Latino

(Washington, D.C.)—Latino Victory Project rindió testimonio hoy ante el Comité Judicial del Senado en apoyo a la acción ejecutiva de inmigración tomada por el presidente Barack Obama. Una encuesta producida por la firma Hart Research indica que la mayoría de los electores que podrían votar en el 2016 apoyan las iniciativas propuestas por el presidente

(Washington, D.C) – Today, the Latino Victory Project presented testimony to the Senate Judiciary Committee in support of President Obama’s recent executive action on immigration. A Hart Research poll shows that a majority of likely 2016 voters support the key initiatives put forward by President Obama. “The Latino Victory Project fully believes that President Obama’s

(Washington, D.C.)—En respuesta a la acción ejecutiva tomada por el Presidente Barack Obama, la Cámara de Representantes, controlada por la mayoría Republicana, votó a favor de deshacer dicha acción ejecutiva que protege a millones de familias inmigrantes y a soñadores beneficiarios de la orden. El resultado del voto fue 219 a favor y 197 en

(Washington D.C) – Today in response to President Obama’s executive action on immigration, the Republican controlled House voted 219-197-3 to undo the President’s recent executive actions to protect millions of immigrant families and DREAMers who are benefitting from the new order. Introduced by Rep. Ted Yoho (R-FL), H.R. 5759 seeks to circumvent the recent executive

(Washington, D.C) – Ahead of hearings in the House Judiciary and Homeland Security Committees, the Latino Victory Project called on the Republican leadership to finish Comprehensive Immigration Reform. Executive Action taken on November 20th by President Obama is the first step in fixing the broken system. “Immigration is exactly the type of policy that can