Ben Monterroso, executive director of Mi Familia Vota, issued a statement following the death of an innocent seven-year-old whose life ended in Border Patrol custody.

Mi Familia Vota will participate at the National Immigrant Integration Conference (NIIC) 2018, the largest immigration conference in the nation, at a time when immigrants are under attack, policies toward refugees are under scrutiny.

Now is not the time to rest. Campaigns and candidates must begin practicing the lessons learned this year if they want to secure the votes of the ever-growing Latino electorate in the 2020 presidential election year.

Advocates Rush to Challenge Changes that would Eliminate Obama-era Policy Allowing Fee Waivers for Elderly and Working Poor Immigrants Applying for Citizenship.

The people of Arizona have chosen the “Trump alternative” in this election and we expect for Sinema to represent us accordingly

Mi Familia Vota joins national Latino leaders in mourning the loss of civic engagement trailblazer and lifelong Latino advocate, Antonio Gonzalez.

Governor Gregg Abbot must call for an expedited special election for SD6 to conserve the integrity of our election process and government systems.

President Trump unveiled a new rule to eliminate access to asylum for migrants arriving at the U.S. Mexico border. Ben Monterroso, executive director of Mi Familia Vota issued a statement following the rule.

Voters in Colorado used the midterms to solidly reject President Trump in statewide elections. Competitive House seats, the governor’s seat, the secretary of state position, the attorney general seat, and more went to candidates who opposed the President’s agenda.

This election, allied organizations across the progressive movement launched the American Election Eve Poll examining how African American, Asian American and Pacific Islander, Latino, Native American and White voters engaged in the 2018 midterm elections.

Latino voters and members of communities of color in California solidly rejected President Trump’s racist agenda, according to initial findings from the American Election Eve Poll that was sponsored by numerous groups including Mi Familia Vota.

President Trump’s unchecked assault against immigrants, Latinos and other communities of color ended in this midterm election, when voters took control of the House of Representatives away from Trump’s anti-immigrant xenophobes.