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Supremes to Texas Voters: Drop Dead, U.S. Supreme Court Won’t Lift Stay on Vote-by-Mail

Sotomayor’s exhortation suggests the Supreme Court will wait for a Fifth Circuit ruling before accepting its own consideration of the TDP appeal. Yet in applying to the Supremes, TDP general counsel Chad Dunn noted that the Fifth Circuit’s stay order – by a three-judge panel – effectively (and at length) ruled on the appeal in advance of…

Read More | July 6, 2020

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COVID-19: “Society needs to be moving in the same direction, but we have our civil society being torn out”

CNN interviewed David Hayes-Bautista about the politicization of the pandemic response in the United States. “Wearing a mask has become a political statement which unfortunately, when everyone needs to be wearing masks and social distancing and having half the population not doing it, basically undercuts our ability to control this pandemic,” Hayes-Bautista said.

Read More | July 6, 2020

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Seniors, Latinos in Florida Are Ebbing Away From Trump Due To Disappointing Response To Pandemic

Another insight from Matt Barreto who researched for Latino Decisions said that the sharp decline in support from seniors and Latinos in Florida could impact his chances for reelection.

Read More | July 6, 2020

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Why Latinos in Arizona are key for Biden in 2020 election

Jenny Medina, New York Times National Correspondent, and Matt Barreto, Founding Principal at Latino Decisions, join MSNBC’s Alicia Menendez to discuss what Arizona voters are looking for in November.

Read More | July 6, 2020

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Uncertainty lingers for DACA students despite recent Supreme Court ruling

“There is such a clear and very explicit attempt to make (DACA recipients’) lives more difficult, to make them more likely to get deported, to make them more likely to lose any protections that they’ve had,” Leisy Abrego said. “Knowing that weighs very heavily on people emotionally.”

Read More | July 6, 2020

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