U.S. Rep. Joaquin Castro meets with Iowa Latino leaders to stump for Hillary Clinton

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U.S. Rep. Joaquin Castro, D-Texas spoke on behalf of Hillary Clinton on August 30th at Cinco de Mayo Restaurant in Des Moines. He met many of central Iowa Latino leaders.

 

Currently, he’s campaigning for Clinton. Hillary for Iowa hosted the event to talk about the importance of the Latino vote for Clinton—about 40 people attended the event. The Latino community that attended the event brought up questions on DACA and DAPA, refugee crisis, detention centers, emailgate and about Bernie Sanders (I-VT). 

Castro questioned republican presidential candidate Bobby Jindal on his statement that he made, “immigration without assimilation is an invasion.” He made a good counter statement in regards to Jindal asking, “Who gets to decide when someone is assimilated?” 

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The attendees gave Castro a positive feedback for visiting Iowa, for sharing his story and speaking to them about Clinton. He encouraged the Latino community to part-take in the Iowa caucuses.  

This week democratic presidential hopefuls Martin O’Malley met with the Latino community of Iowa at the #UniteIowa Forum and Bernie Sanders is meeting with a group of Iowa Latinos in Muscatine Iowa this week leaving only Hillary as the only democratic candidate still to meet personally with the Latino community of Iowa. 

 

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