Hispanic Heritage Month
Hispanic Heritage Month started this week and it marks an important time to honor the Hispanic community’s many contributions to our country.
The Republican Party is honored to count on the support of many Hispanic voters and continuing to earn the votes of many more.
President Trump’s policies have empowered the Hispanic community and given voice to their values.
The Hispanic community is thriving during the Trump presidency.
Under President Trump, Hispanic Americans have experienced record low unemployment.
More than 2.1 million jobs have been created for Hispanic Americans.
The Hispanic American unemployment rate is at a historic low of 4.2%.
The median Hispanic American income rose by $1,786 during President Trump’s first year in office.
In 2017, the median Hispanic American income hit its highest ever recorded level ($50,486).
Since taking office, the Hispanic American homeownership rose by more than a percentage point (46.3% to 47.4%).
In addition to the booming economy, President Trump renegotiated freer and fairer trade deals such as the USMCA.
President Trump has stood up to socialism and communism in Venezuela, Cuba, and Nicaragua.
Thanks to pressure from President Trump, 50 countries followed President Trump’s leadership in recognizing Juan Guaidó as the legitimate leader of Venezuela.
The Trump administration has rolled back President Obama’s disastrous rapprochement with Cuba, which only benefited the country’s dictatorship instead of its people.
At the direction of President Trump, the Treasury Department has imposed sanctions against senior officials in the Nicaraguan regime for their role in human rights abuses and undermining democracy.
The President has made it clear that American interests do not align with failed socialist policies.