Legislative Latino Caucus faces ‘tall task’ defending migrants in current climate
Maryland's Immigrant Caucus Gears Up for a Showdown
With President-elect Trump's promise of mass deportations, Maryland's Latino Caucus is ready to spring into action. Chair Rep. Ashanti Martinez emphasizes that keeping families together is their top priority as they face a tight 90-day legislative session.
Empowering Voices: Building Bridges Across Maryland
The caucus, co-founded in 2014, boasts 90 members committed to advancing the Latino community. Their collaborative efforts are crucial for passing laws that protect immigrant rights and foster community trust among local police.
Dignity, Not Detention: A Bold Legislative Move
The 2022 Dignity, Not Detention Act has already made waves by closing detention centers and preventing family separations. This session, the caucus aims to strengthen these protections and ensure local resources aren't misused for federal immigration tasks.
Fresh Faces, Fierce Determination: New Leaders Step Up
Freshman Del. Teresa Woorman and seasoned leaders like Del. Gabriel Acevero bring diverse experiences to the table. They’re committed to shielding communities from harmful policies while pushing forward legislation that benefits everyone—regardless of their immigration status.
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