The Latino Partnership for Conservative Principles

The dual mission of The Latino Partnership for Conservative Principles is to garner greater Latino support for conservative causes and candidates, and at the same time, to encourage the conservative movement to support Latino conservative groups, leaders, and candidates, as well as policies that are welcoming of Latino immigrants. In this regard, it seeks to become an effective liaison between established conservative groups and the Hispanic community.

What We Do…

  • Education: The Latino Partnership hosts conferences and forums focusing on Latinos and conservatism. It also publishes papers and reports regarding Hispanic support for conservative ideals and causes.
  • Advocacy: The Latino Partnership advocates and lobbies Congress and the Administration in favor of conservative issues as well as policies that are welcoming of immigrants, and has also advocated on the state level for conservative led reforms such as the 2011 guest worker program passed in Utah, as well as spearheading similar efforts in Texas and other states.
  • Grassroots Campaigning: The Latino Partnership works within the Latino community to support conservative candidates who favor immigration reform and for Latino candidates who are committed to fundamental conservative values and ideals. It was highly active in promoting conservative Latino turnout in California and elsewhere for the 2010 Congressional elections, and is working to build coalitions in critical swing states for the 2012 Presidential contest.

Latino Partnership on CBS: Obama “worse than Joe Arpaio” on Immigration

May 25, 2012

Is President Obama “the most anti-immigrant president we’ve ever had?” That’s the bold claim being made by conservative Latino strategist Alfonso Aguilar, who is spearheading a new effort designed to diminish Latino support for Mr. Obama in the key swing state of Nevada ahead of the November elections. He and his allies have a lot [...]

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Politico on LPCP Outreach in Nevada

May 24, 2012

POLITICO: COMING ATTRACTIONS – “American Principles in Action … will hold a press conference Wednesday [at the Las Vegas Latin Chamber of Commerce] to announce the launch of Nevada Hispanics. The new outreach effort will feature town-hall events and visits to Latino supermarkets, churches and community fairs to engage Latinos on issues from immigration to [...]

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Latino Partnership to Launch “Vote Your Values” in Nevada

May 24, 2012

Washington, D.C.—American Principles in Action, in conjunction with local conservative Hispanic leaders in Nevada, will hold a press conference Wednesday, May 30 in Las Vegas, Nevada to announce the launch of Nevada Hispanics. The new outreach effort will feature a series of townhall events and visits to key Latino supermarkets, churches and community fairs to [...]

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Política: Economía sigue estancada

May 9, 2012

Acaba de salir el informe de empleos para el mes de abril y el desempleo se encuentra estancado en 8.1%. Y probablemente sea mayor, si consideramos que los cálculos del gobierno no cuentan a aquellas personas que han dejado de buscar empleo, que se estima pudieran ser más de 6. 5 millones. Para los latinos, [...]

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Política: Ataque a la libertad religiosa

April 16, 2012

El presidente Obama acaba de lanzar un ataque directo y sin precedentes a la libertad religiosa en nuestro país. El Departamento de Salud y Servicios Humanos, basándose en la ley de reforma de salud del presidente, el llamado “Obamacare”, emitió hace unas semanas una directriz requiriendo que instituciones afiliadas a la Iglesia Católica, tales como [...]

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Gasolina ‘a la europea’

April 12, 2012

Hoy en día, cada vez que vamos a llenar el tanque de gasolina de nuestros carros, nos damos cuenta de lo caro que está el combustible y que su precio continúa en aumento. Desde que el presidente Obama asumió su mandato, el costo de la gasolina se ha disparado, desde aproximadamente $2 dólares en el [...]

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