Filed Under: [ Hispanic News ] [ Politics ]
Knowledge is Power!
Naturalized citizens are becoming a political factor in Maryland that demands to be recognized
“Casa of Maryland, a Silver Spring-based Latino advocacy organization, pays for the off-hour use of 23 rooms. Its English-as-a-second-language curriculum is one of the state’s largest adult-education programs, funded in part by Montgomery and Prince George’s counties and Baltimore City.
But Casa of Maryland’s interests extend beyond literacy. It is pushing hard both to register new voters and to produce naturalized Americans.”
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