Senator Marco Rubio “The study is not a legitimate study. It overestimates the number of people that are going to be counted in the system…it includes four million kids that are already living here now…a quarter of the costs are for traffic and police and…public services that are already being provided. The bottom line is, [...]
Conservatives Respond to the Heritage Foundation Immigration Study
by HLNadmin • May 13, 2013 • Blog
NEW AD: END DE FACTO AMNESTY
by HLNadmin • May 10, 2013 • Media Advisories
Today, we’re launching a $300,000 television advertising campaign to build support for the U.S. Senate immigration legislation calling on Congress to “end de facto amnesty.” The ad, “Disaster,” features conservative immigration reform’s best advocate, Sen. Marco Rubio, laying out the facts at a recent press conference about our broken immigration system and the reform legislation. [...]
Hispanic Leadership Network Executive Director Jennifer Korn appears on the Chris Plante Show
by Hispanic Leadership Network • November 9, 2012 • Blog, News
STATEMENT BY HLN EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR JENNIFER S. KORN ON OCTOBER’S JOBS REPORT
by Hispanic Leadership Network • November 2, 2012 • News, Press Releases
WASHINGTON, DC – Jennifer S. Korn, Executive Director of the Hispanic Leadership Network, released the following statement in reaction to the October jobs report released today by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. “October’s jobs report is proof positive that our economy -like the value of many of our homes – remains underwater with little [...]
Rosario Marin: Fiscal Cliff Deal is not a Gentlemen’s Agreement
by Hispanic Leadership Network • January 4, 2013 • NAC Members, OP-EDS
When I was growing up in Mexico, there was a comedian who, when he found himself in a predicament, would voice, “no se si reír, llorar o ponerme a rezar,” which translates to: “I don’t know whether to laugh, cry or just kneel down and pray”. Funny to say it, but that’s exactly how I [...]
Rosario Marin: Lead Now, Mr. President, Otherwise Take us Down the Cliff
by Hispanic Leadership Network • December 4, 2012 • NAC Members, OP-EDS
México has a new president; over the weekend Enrique Peña Nieto was sworn in. Next January 20th, Barak Hussein Obama will be sworn in for his second and last term as president of the United States. A new era begins for the two neighboring countries, México and the United States. My eyes became wide open [...]
Conservatives Respond to the Heritage Foundation Immigration Study
by HLNadmin • May 13, 2013 • Blog
Senator Marco Rubio “The study is not a legitimate study. It overestimates the number of people that are going to be counted in the system…it includes four million kids that are already living here now…a quarter of the costs are for traffic and police and…public services that are already being provided. The bottom line is, [...]
