Past LULAC National President and co-founder of MALDEF, Obledo also served as California Secretary of Health and Welfare and received the Presidential Medal of Freedom.

Aug 13, 2010

Yet Another Immigration Enforcement Bill Is Passed By Congress

Promise of Real Reform Remains Unfulfilled

Aug 10, 2010

LULAC Congratulates Participants from 2010 LULAC/UNM Leadership Program

36 students from across the U.S. research availability of green jobs for Latinos

Aug 5, 2010

LULAC Congratulates Elena Kagan On Her Confirmation As The Fourth Woman To Serve On The U.S. Supreme Court

Largest and Oldest Hispanic Organization Applauds Confirmation of Justice Committed to Defending Civil and Human Rights.

Jul 28, 2010

Federal Judge Blocks Most of Arizona’s SB 1070

Jul 22, 2010

Margaret Moran of San Antonio Wins LULAC Presidency

Moran wins with 70% of the vote

Jul 19, 2010

Helping Latino Students Stay on the Road to Graduation

Ford Motor Company Fund and LULAC Announce Ten Winners of New Program to Address Dropout Rate

Jul 15, 2010

Nearly 10 Million Latinos May Benefit from Affordable Care Act

Jul 14, 2010

LULAC Puts Immigration Center Stage in Albuquerque

Jul 14, 2010

Time Warner Cable Partners with League of United Latin American Citizens to Empower Latino Communities with Technology

Time Warner Cable to Grant $200,000.

Jul 12, 2010

LULAC Arrives, Aims at Arizona Law

Jul 10, 2010

New Lawsuit Slams Arizona’s Immigration Law

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LULAC will Continue Fighting for DREAM Act and Comprehensive Immigration Reform

LULAC Applauds Movement on Dream Act

$400,000 in education grants announced

LULAC Brings National Convention to El Paso

Anti-Immigrant Strategy Loses in Primary Election

LULAC Mourns the Passing of Civil Rights Trailblazer Mario Guerra Obledo