April 15, 2022 Hispanic Unity of Florida Issues Statement on the Repeal of Title 42 Hispanic Unity of Florida (HUF) applauds the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention announcement to terminate Title 42, effective May 23, 2022. We welcome and agree this is a long-overdue policy shift that will help return the United States to … Continue reading Hispanic Unity of Florida Issues Statement on the Repeal Title 42
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El condado de Broward autoriza las identificación comunitaria, dando una identidad a muchos
Muchos residentes, incluidos los ciudadanos americanos, no cumplen con los requisitos para recibir una licencia de conducir o una identificación emitida por el estado, lo que hace comprobar su identidad para numerosas actividades cotidianas, sea un desafío. En 2021, el condado de Broward aprobó una resolución propuesta por los comisionados Dale Holness y Nan Rich … Continue reading El condado de Broward autoriza las identificación comunitaria, dando una identidad a muchos
Broward County authorizes Community ID’s, giving an identity to many
Many residents, including citizens, do not meet the requirements to receive a driver’s license or state-issued identification, which makes proving their identity for numerous day-to-day activities a challenge. These individuals include: the homeless and elderly individuals, those recently returning from jail, including new immigrants and refugees, and others who believe in a diverse and inclusive … Continue reading Broward County authorizes Community ID’s, giving an identity to many
Florida Voters To Receive Spanish Language Assistance
The U.S. Census Bureau released a list of 331 jurisdictions (counties and minor civil divisions) across the nation and three states that are required under the Voting Rights Act to provide language assistance during elections for citizens who are unable to speak or understand English adequately enough to participate in the electoral process. Spanish language … Continue reading Florida Voters To Receive Spanish Language Assistance
NALEO Census Research Charts Florida’s Latino Population Growth Statewide and Within Its 10 Largest Counties
The National Association of Latino Elected and Appointed Officials (NALEO) Educational Fund released its 2020 Census Profile of Florida, offering an in-depth look at how Florida’s Latino population grew across the state and in its 10 largest counties over the last decade. Additionally, the report provides a granular look at population growth by age and ethnicity and features … Continue reading NALEO Census Research Charts Florida’s Latino Population Growth Statewide and Within Its 10 Largest Counties
The Redistricting Process Begins
Across the country, officials have begun to meet to begin the redistricting process. Redistricting happens every ten years to make sure political boundaries align with population trends found in each new national census that took place the previous year. Because of Florida’s population growth in the last ten years, the state has gained one representative … Continue reading The Redistricting Process Begins
Empieza la redistribución de distritos electorales
Oficiales por todo el país se están reuniendo para comenzar el proceso de redistribución de distritos electorales. Este ocurre cada diez años para asegurar que estos districtos se alinien con los cambios de población encontrados en cada nuevo censo nacional que ocurrió el año anterior. Debido al crecimiento de la población de Florida en los … Continue reading Empieza la redistribución de distritos electorales
Help Dreamers find a permanent fix to DACA
Earlier this year a federal judge suspended new DACA applications for Dreamers. The Biden administration is now attempting to revive the DACA program. While the program would offer some relief to Dreamers through DACA, it still does NOT offer Dreamers a path toward citizenship. So, in addition to supporting the return of DACA, we must … Continue reading Help Dreamers find a permanent fix to DACA
Rule proposed to protect DACA Dreamers long-term
This week, the Biden administration proposed a rule that attempts to satisfy concerns of a federal judge in Houston who ruled in July that the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program was illegal, largely because the Obama administration bypassed procedural requirements when it took effect in 2012. The new rule mirrors the Obama-era initiative, … Continue reading Rule proposed to protect DACA Dreamers long-term