Latino Income and Poverty in 2016
While Latinos saw progress, several long-standing inequalities remain in 2016.
Latino median household income increased, but Latinos are still more likely to live in poverty.
Further reading
On April 16, over 250 organizations nationwide released a joint sign-on letter expressing deep concern over a newly disclosed agreement between the IRS and ICE that would permit the sharing […]
UnidosUS submits testimony to the Subcommittee on Financial Institutions on the vital role of the CFPB in supporting working-class Latinos and financial institutions.
The IRS must protect all taxpayers’ information, including ITIN holders, who are entrepreneurs, homeowners, business owners and economic contributors.
Core principles for effective tax reform that will strengthen America’s economic future through a tax policy that works for working families.
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