Posted on: January 16th, 2008
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With Hispanics poised to play a significant role in the looming Nevada caucuses, the Democratic presidential candidates seized every opportunity they could to reach out to them in Tuesday night’s debate in Las Vegas. Former Sen. John Edwards reiterated his support for comprehensive immigration reform that would include a path to citizenship for illegal immigrants. Sen. Hillary Clinton touted her work on education and health care and emphasized that “the agenda for America is the agenda for African-Americans and Hispanics.” And Sen. Barack Obama noted that Latino voters had backed him in Illinois and that he’d be a forceful advocate for them in the White House.”*
*From: http://www.newsweek.com
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