MALLF 2023 Resolution
Resolution WHEREAS, The 20 fellows of the 2023 Moreno/Rangel Legislative Leadership Program have ably served their fellow Texans during the 88th Legislative Session; and WHEREAS,
Resolution WHEREAS, The 20 fellows of the 2023 Moreno/Rangel Legislative Leadership Program have ably served their fellow Texans during the 88th Legislative Session; and WHEREAS,
Resolution WHEREAS, The Mexican American Legislative Caucus is celebrating its 50th anniversary in 2023; and WHEREAS, Founded in the Texas House of Representatives in 1973
Thank you for celebrating forty years of Latino Leadership, alongside American and Latin Grammy Award winner Ramón Ayala and his 50th Anniversary tour!
STATEMENT BY CHAIRMAN TREY MARTINEZ FISCHER ON THE FIRST DRAFT ON THE SOLOMONS PLAN H113 “While our voting rights counsel, Jose Garza, is still reviewing
View a copy of the petition here. The Mexican American Legislative Caucus (MALC) filed suit against the State of Texas to prevent the use of
Statement from MALC Chairman Trey Martinez Fischer on Governor Perry’s decision to include “Sanctuary Cities” legislation in his emergency items list. “By placing the abolishment
Dream Act Letter – Senator Cornyn and Hutchison- 12-17-10
Chairman Trey Martinez Fischer and Representative-elect Larry Gonzalez speak to Michel Martin from NPR’s Talk to Me about the upcoming 82nd Legislative Session and the
BY KIKO MARTINEZ US Customs and Border Protection agents guard the Paso del Norte – Santa Fe International Bridge in Ciudad Juarez, Chihuahua state, Mexico
With one week left, lawmakers in both the House and Senate will be focused on key issues from teacher raises to property taxes and bills
Texas Legislative Black Caucus Chairman Rep. Ron Reynolds says, “many Black and Brown communities are really going to suffer as a result of this.” By Laura
FILE – African Methodist Episcopal Church Bishop Reginald Jackson announces a boycott of Coca-Cola Co. products outside the Georgia Capitol on March 25, 2021 in
by Suzanne Gamboa for NBC News AUSTIN, Texas — As the U.S. Supreme Court began oral arguments Tuesday in the latest chapter of Texas’ protracted
BY RAFAEL BERNAL The Supreme Court will hear oral arguments Tuesday on whether Texas’s legislature discriminated against Hispanic and black citizens when drawing two congressional
By Julian Aguilar The phrases “states’ rights” and “porous border” may be uttered in an unlikely place next session: the offices of the Mexican American Legislative
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