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    Rooted in the heart of the Latino community, our work in 2024 — like a Giant Sequoia — has strengthened our foundation, ensuring we create lasting impact for years to come.

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    Through our unique combination of research, advocacy, programs, and a national network of nearly 300 community-based Affiliate organizations across the country, we simultaneously challenge the social, economic, and political barriers that affect Latinos in the United States across a range of key issues:

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    Two female Latinas and one Latino male attend a workshop on empowering immigrants to know their rights.

    Recently, Tom Homan, the Trump administration’s “Border Czar” complained that immigrants in Chicago were “too educated” because they know their basic rights. That’s because UnidosUS Affiliates and other organizations have […]

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    The Affordable Care Act Helps Millions of Latinos Lead Healthier, More Financially Secure Lives

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    The Affordable Care Act Helps Millions of Latinos Lead Healthier, More Financially Secure Lives

    This fact sheet explains the benefits that the Affordable Care Act (ACA) has brought to Latinos, both nationally and in the 20 states with the greatest number of Latinos.

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      Illuminating Our Growth

      Illuminating Our Growth

      Rooted in the heart of the Latino community, our work in 2024 — like a Giant Sequoia — has strengthened our foundation, ensuring we create lasting impact for years to come.

      Past reports

      • 2023: The Power of US
      • 2022: Building Our Power
      • 2021: Moving US Forward
      • 2000-2020

      2024 Impact Report: Illuminating Our Growth

      Begin

    • IssuesToggle submenu

      Issues

      Issues

      Through our unique combination of research, advocacy, programs, and a national network of nearly 300 community-based Affiliate organizations across the country, we simultaneously challenge the social, economic, and political barriers that affect Latinos in the United States across a range of key issues:

      Explore

      • Education
      • Health
      • Housing and financial empowerment
      • Immigration
      • Racial equity
      • Voting and political empowerment
      • Workforce development

      How Know Your Rights Workshops are Empowering Immigrants

      Immigration

      Two female Latinas and one Latino male attend a workshop on empowering immigrants to know their rights.

      Recently, Tom Homan, the Trump administration’s “Border Czar” complained that immigrants in Chicago were “too educated” because they know their basic rights. That’s because UnidosUS Affiliates and other organizations have […]

    • LibraryToggle submenu

      Library

      Library

      The UnidosUS Publication Library is the single most extensive collection of research on the Hispanic community in the United States, covering topics from Immigration and Education to Employment and Health.

      Explore all our publications

      Explore

      • Research Reports
      • Articles
      • Fact Sheets
      • Position Papers
      • All Publications

      The Affordable Care Act Helps Millions of Latinos Lead Healthier, More Financially Secure Lives

      Fact Sheet

      The Affordable Care Act Helps Millions of Latinos Lead Healthier, More Financially Secure Lives

      This fact sheet explains the benefits that the Affordable Care Act (ACA) has brought to Latinos, both nationally and in the 20 states with the greatest number of Latinos.

    • AboutToggle submenu

      About Us

      About Us

      Since 1968, we’ve served the Hispanic community through our research, policy analysis, and state and national advocacy efforts, as well as in our program work in communities nationwide and through our network of over 300 affiliates across the country.

      Learn about UnidosUS

      Explore

      • Who We Are
      • Our history
      • Jobs
      • Leadership
      • Board of Directors
      • Corporate Board of Advisors
      • Corporate Giving
      • Affiliates
      • Impact Report
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    • Blog
    • Donate
      • Make a donation
      • Individuals
      • Planned giving
      • More ways to give
    • HelpWe can helpToggle submenu

      We're here to help you.

      Need help? Want to understand how to vote, where to get health care, or need legal or citizenship assistance? We provide help with all of this and more to the Latino community.

      Immigration

      • Know Your Rights
      • Immigrants' Rights
      • Derechos de los Inmigrantes

      Health care

      • Enroll in a health coverage plan

      Citizenship

      • Become a U.S. citizen
      • Legal assistance

        Explore our affiliate network and get help

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      Your Investment at Work

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      Empowering Latinx Workers in Tech: A visit to the Center for Changing Lives

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      SmBiz Pitch Competition Empowers Entrepreneurs

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      Getting back to business: UnidosUS’s Latinx in Business program supports pandemic recovery by equipping small business owners with digital solutions

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      Banking on Success in Atlanta

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      Latinos and all Americans need a deal for coronavirus relief now!

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      First presidential debate: A new low—¡Qué vergüenza!

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      Latino Priorities in the Election

      Our call to Congress: Pass the “HEROES Act” and stop the half-measures

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      The Latino community in the time of coronavirus: Still waiting for a government response

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      A culture of health means equitable access to resources for healthy lives

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      The Senate must swiftly pass the HEROES Act

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      ‘They started laying off everybody’: A DACA recipient talks about life during the coronavirus pandemic

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