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US' Oldest Hispanic Rights Group Focuses On Immigration

by NPR Staff, NPR
June 29, 2011

As the 2010 Census says Ohio's Latino population has grown 63.4 percent in the last decade, the League of United Latin American Citizens is having its convention in Cincinnati this week. To learn about Latinos in the Midwest and the pressing issues addressed at the convention, guest host Tony Cox speaks with LULAC national executive director Brent Wilkes.

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  • Tell Me More, June 29, 2011
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