Los Angeles City Employees Chicano Association

Check out Councilmember Cedillo’s KCET interview on his successful fight to return driver’s licenses to Undocumented Immigrants and his role in providing resour...ces and infrastructure support to for the March against Proposition 187 and the campaign against it; in his then role as General Manager of SEIU Local 660 (now Local 721). Check out this link. https://www.kcet.org//gil-cedillo-and-the-fight-to-return-

NBC Nightly News with Lester Holt bringing the news of Your LAFD RS3 to the Nation.

Obviously, she won. Now, let's vote. #VPDebate #KamalaHarris

This storyteller is using his voice to celebrate the resiliency and diversity of our community #FabricofAmerica #Sponsored

Gracias Alcalde Eric Garcetti

Thank you Mayor Eric Garcetti and Chief Michael Moore

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Happy #laborday #labordayweekend

With a new County Department of Workforce and Economic Development, we are laying the foundation to more effectively train and equip our workforce for successfu...l careers. In this #COVID19 crisis, we will ramp up support for job seekers. Read about my Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors motion: https://hildalsolis.org/la-county-to-begin-establishing-ne/

ULTIMAS NOTICIAS Los Supervisores del Condado de Los Angeles acaban de aprobar que ya no se transfieran a los detenidos al ICE, a menos que exista una orden j...udicial. Esta decisión es monumental e importante para nuestra comunidad. Gracias a la Supervisora Hilda Solis por su liderazgo y proteger a los #inmigrantes #NoMásDeportaciones #BREAKING The LA County Board of Supervisors just voted to end transfers to #ICE absent a judicial warrant! This motion couldn’t be more monumental! It is truly historic!!! Thank you Supervisor Hilda Solis for your leadership to protect #immigrants! #StopICETransfers

Today marks the 50th anniversary of the #ChicanoMoratorium, when tens of thousands of Chicanos marched in East LA to protest against the Vietnam War. It was des...cribed as the largest Chicano uprising ever. Four people were killed, including Los Angeles Times reporter and civil rights activist Ruben Salazar. More than 150 were arrested. The #ChicanoMoratorium is a pivotal moment in Chicano history, yet remains widely untold in our state curriculum. It’s one example why California Latino Legislative Caucus members are urging California to pass Assemblymember Jose Medina’s #EthnicStudiesForAll bill #AB331 to honor the histories of our diverse communities.