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The California Latino Legislative Caucus has chosen Assemblymember Juan Carrillo and Sen. Eloise Gómez Reyes to lead the group as the Trump immigration fight continues.
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President Donald J. Trump is set to sign into law a broad-ranging domestic policy bill that significantly reduces federal spending by trillion…
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Nevada legislators must ensure the creation of the Rural and Community Media Program by passing SB 367.
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Equality California will hold a rally at the State Capitol’s West Steps in response to rising anti-LGBTQ+ political attacks on Wednesday, Marc…
DeSantis recently signed legislation that among other things places criminal penalties on anyone who transports an undocumented person across state lines, requires employers with 25 or more workers to verify their immigration status, and demands hospitals who accept Medicaid ask immigration status to patients and report the data. It also repeals a law that allows some undocumented immigrants to obtain a license to practice law in the state. Barring any potential court action, the DeSantis legislation goes into effect on July 1.
Some undocumented workers in South Florida are not showing up for work or leaving job sites because of the law.