With that being said though there needs to be a voice for our hispanic brothers and sisters, someone who understands and can look out for their well being in our district. We need to teach them in our schools the history of the US and how it was formed through the hard work and dedication of the immigrants, from the Italians, Irish, Mexicans, Germans, and many others and to encourage them today to fight for their freedom and their right to become US Citizens. In this way we will be able to build a strong hispanic community banded together to celebrate the richness of their culture in the land of freedom which they can their own.

My motto is and always will be that, “Without a sense of caring, there can be no sense of community”. I am dedicated to bringing our communities together to celebrate its diversity.

I believe it is true that many in my community are unable to vote. But certainly not because we are all “ILLEGAL aliens” as Ms. Roe alleges. Many are LEGAL RESIDENTS here in the U.S., but are still unable to vote as you must have U.S. citizenship to vote.

Still, I have much hope for my community. Why? Because the children of these non-voting Latinos will eventually come of age. And if we get off our proverbial butts and implement a long term GOTV campaign specifically targeting the Latino community, those children will become the voters that answer every political wonk’s question, “Do Hispanics matter in the political process?”

As you know, much of that population consists of ILLEGAL aliens. They cannot and should not be voting.