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Tag: Vote

Work begins to awaken ‘the sleeping giant’: Hispanic voters

All StoriesStefani Quihuis02/25/20160

Eduardo Sainz calls himself a “Son of SB1070.” He says the fear he saw in his community and family over possible changes in public policy, including Arizona’s 2010 anti-illegal immigration measure, inspired him to get involved in politics a few years ago. His commitment comes at a time when the numbers of potential Hispanic voters are climbing,…

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Trump’s success lights spark in Latino community

All StoriesKaren Lizarraga02/12/20160

  Donald Trump’s presidential campaign not only hovers over the idea of a bigger wall, but it also lights a fire under the Latino community that hasn’t been ignited in a long time. Whether it is for humor on social media or political debates and violent rallies across the nation, Trump’s platform brings a level of fear…

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