The new occupant of the White House has marked the Latino Community on his agenda with indelible ink, and apparently arrives with very good intentions for all more than 11 million undocumented and Latino workers living in the country.
Just in October 2020, Joe Biden assured that Latinos, who represent almost 20% of the population in the United States, who are the future of the country, and considered it ridiculous to continue with the policies of then Republican president, Donald Trump.
The former vice president assured that, in the elections of November 3rd, in which he sought to defeat Trump, there is much at stake, due to what he described as "incompetent" this Administration.
It is worth remembering that, after a presidential change, some confusion can occur regarding the laws that protect Latino workers, including undocumented ones, so if you find yourself in any situation that violates your rights, you should contact Legal Connection immediately so that, in this way, we can seek to give you the compensation you deserve if that is the case. Our team will put you in contact with Hispanic lawyers experts, so you will be fully protected and confident that you will receive free consultation from someone willing to support you.
At this time, current president Joe Biden referred to the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic in the Hispanic community, which together with the African American community has been one of the hardest hit by coronavirus, given that more than 40,000 Latinos in the United States have died from the virus, while another three million have lost their jobs.
After one in three Latino businesses has closed, the Democrat has called to end the cycle in which Latinos, in good times, fall behind, and in bad times are the first to face problems from various angles, but also the last to come out of them.
To combat it, the president sent an immigration law to Congress on the first day of his administration, which prioritizes that families are not separated, with new paths and options to acquire citizenship, as well as support to assist those in need during the coronavirus pandemic. This despite the new president's advisors asking them not to approach the border with Mexico because "it would not be smart at this moment," but they open great prospects for dreamers and new possibilities to obtain United States citizenship.
The package of migration laws that Biden will send to Congress seeks, according to his words, "to restore humanity and American values" in the migration system. It seeks to ensure that families are not separated, address the root causes of migration from Central America, and ensure that the United States continues to be a refuge for those who are persecuted in their countries.
Another of the executive orders aims to end any type of labor discrimination based on sexual orientation or gender identity, thus protecting the rights of LGBTIQ+ people.
He will also sign the order known as "advancing equity for all," which aims at fair and impartial treatment in all federal agencies and institutions for communities such as African American, Latino, indigenous, Asian-American, Pacific Islander, other people of color, the LGBTIQ+ community, disabled people, religious minorities, people living in rural areas and those affected by persistent poverty or inequality.
Thus, apparently President Biden will take migration issues to the next level, which would strengthen, among others, the rights of migrants in the United States and would give more and better opportunities to the migrant community such as Latino workers.
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