After reading this report, it can be stated that we can only hope that the grass roots are very serious about where they stand. However, based off of the platform and seeing the past Hispanic groups, there will always be a cloud of suspicion that this is nothing more than a means to permit more illegal immigrants into the country, along with an arm of some of the more radical Hispanic political groups, that have shown that they are very racist towards everyone else. The illegal immigration issue will not get solved, until the federal government starts actually enforcing the laws of the country. That would mean, laws like the one that Arizona would be consider illegal, and at the same time Sanctuary cities would also be consider illegal as well. Any immigration laws would also have to be equal across the board, that may mean that even though they pass the reform, the Hispanic community could end up losing in the long term.

I see the words "tequilla" and "party" and I want to join right away. Do you have to be Latino? Would you accept a Native American?

Seriously, though, what does the party stand for? I'm pretty much anti-amnesty, but military service as a "path to citizenship" is something I fully support. What other issues does the Latino community face that other segments of the population not have to deal with?

Can we add "Free Willie!" to the party platform?

Originally posted by Romantic_Rebel
Am I the only Latino and Hispanic person on ATS? I would like to see what my brothers and sisters think about this article.

Hey brother! You knew I was mexican because we talked about this before
I think this is a great thing for the culture, why not demonstrate some interest in governmental affairs and stand up have a voice? Good for those that stand up for what they believe!