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Related: About this forumClinton gets endorsement from diverse coalition of immigrant groups
Democratic presidential frontrunner Hillary Clinton picked up a key endorsement from the largest immigrant rights coalition in the country after unveiling a proposal to create a new federal office dedicated solely to immigrant affairs.
Clinton accepted the endorsement from the New York State Immigrant Action Fund in Manhattan on Wednesday, where she pledged to create formal channels designed to help immigrants integrate into communities across the United States.
The endorsement is a major win for the Clinton campaign in gaining support from a broad collection of communities that have roots across every continent. The groups diversity mirrors the demographics of New York City, marking a boost for Clinton ahead of next weeks primary that extends beyond the burgeoning political power of the Latino voting bloc.
This is a diverse community. Were not Texas, were not California, Steve Choi, executive director of the New York Immigration Action Coalition, told MSNBC. Whether youre talking about the Ecuadorian immigrants in the East End or Burmese immigrants in Buffalo, through that connection we have a deep insight to the unique needs of New York as a whole.
Clinton accepted the endorsement from the New York State Immigrant Action Fund in Manhattan on Wednesday, where she pledged to create formal channels designed to help immigrants integrate into communities across the United States.
The endorsement is a major win for the Clinton campaign in gaining support from a broad collection of communities that have roots across every continent. The groups diversity mirrors the demographics of New York City, marking a boost for Clinton ahead of next weeks primary that extends beyond the burgeoning political power of the Latino voting bloc.
This is a diverse community. Were not Texas, were not California, Steve Choi, executive director of the New York Immigration Action Coalition, told MSNBC. Whether youre talking about the Ecuadorian immigrants in the East End or Burmese immigrants in Buffalo, through that connection we have a deep insight to the unique needs of New York as a whole.
http://www.msnbc.com/msnbc/diverse-coalition-immigrant-groups-endorse-hillary-clinton
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Clinton gets endorsement from diverse coalition of immigrant groups (Original Post)
geek tragedy
Apr 2016
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How many minority groups or unions or pro environment groups have endorsed Drumpf or Cruz?
Jackie Wilson Said
Apr 2016
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Jackie Wilson Said
(4,176 posts)1. How many minority groups or unions or pro environment groups have endorsed Drumpf or Cruz?
Endorsements for either Bernie or Hillary come from decent people, endorsements for that other bunch comes from religious leaders who want to kill gays or corporations who want to take away all workers rights, etc.
geek tragedy
(68,868 posts)2. closest I can think of is Ben Carson. nt
Jackie Wilson Said
(4,176 posts)3. Who endorsed him? Oh, you mean he endorsed a GOP