Congressional Immigration Scorecard

on May 30, 2014 in Immigration

NCLR and five other national Latino organizations just issued preliminary scores to all 435 members of the House for their actions on immigration reform. They have through June to improve their performance before final scores are delivered to Latino voters in July. Pictured below are the scores for the House Republican leadership. Click here or see below to see how your member of Congress scored.

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