Project Pulso

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Pulso is a nonprofit media outlet reaching more than 1 million Latinos by sharing the history we didn’t learn and the culture we already live. Pulso reaches hundreds of thousands of Gen Z and Millennial Latinos across the country with relatable content that helps us better understand ourselves, each other, and the world around us. Our mission is to increase the political power of the projected 36 million eligible Latino voters in the United States. We deliver content about Latino history, pop culture and personal experiences across TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, and our newsletter to cultivate trusted digital relationships with our audience which we leverage towards action on and offline. Source

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Trump Wants to Raise Americans’ Taxes by $1,700

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Once upon a time (eight years ago) practically every Republican running for federal office had to sign a pledge to never raise taxes. Well, that went right out the window along with most of the rest of the traditional Republican Party platform with the election of Donald Trump, who now wants to increase Americans’ annual taxes by as much as $1,700. Brace yourself for some riveting tax policy 101. Tariffs are taxes on imported goods.
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Kamala Pledges $25,000 to First-Time Homeowners

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“Buying a house was so much easier for me than for my parents’ generation!” said no Millennial or Gen Z-er ever. Owning a home can seem like a fantasy for millions, like going to space or not crying while watching Coco. Luckily, Vice President Kamala Harris has pledged to implement the most ambitious national affordable housing program since just after World War II. Home prices in the United States rose 50% since 2019 while rental prices have increased by 35% over the same period.
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What’s the State of the Economy Before the Election?

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With less than a month before the presidential election, voters continue to rank the economy as their most important issue. 52% say that candidates’ position on it is “extremely important” when deciding for whom to vote. That’s why we’re exploring the state of the economy and how Americans feel about it. Let’s start with unemployment. The good news is that, as of September 2024, this figure is holding at 4.1%—far lower than the 6.3% rate that faced Joe Biden at the beginning of his presidency.
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The Biden-Harris Administration Leads a Small Business Boom

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Starting a small business is freaking hard! Trust me, I’m doing it: hustling to find new clients; staying up at night worrying about payroll; and working nights, weekends, and every spare chance you have—all while wondering if you’ve made a terrible, life-altering mistake. Sometimes it feels like you’re running repeatedly, head-first at a wall in the hope that it will eventually give way. Well, the Biden-Harris administration can’t remove the wall, but at least it’s handed many of us a helmet.
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Police Departments Across the Country Cave to Aligning with ICE

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Wesh.com You read that right. Through a government program known as 287(g), those local officers are helping this administration carry out an unprecedented crackdown on migrants. Because of this partnership, they will now be able to perform tasks like interviewing individuals, checking databases to find the detained person’s information, and issuing immigration detainers on people in their communities.
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Latinos Have Been Forced to Assimilate for 150 Years

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Many Latinos throughout the United States experience intense demands to assimilate into the country’s wider culture. This can often take the form of societal pressure to not speak Spanish and alter their accents, clothing, diets, and other practices. However, we’ve also been subjected to official forced assimilation efforts by state and federal government actors for a century and a half.
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Trump’s Unhinged Immigration Plans

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Hey, remember that time Trump announced his 2016 presidential run by calling Mexicans rapists, criminals, and drug dealers? Well, it’s no surprise that he still wants to implement his extreme immigration views. Let’s get into some of the craziest, most undemocratic, and most unhinged ideas he’s concocted against people who don’t look like him. Just about everyone in this country agrees that you shouldn’t mess with the U.S. Constitution.
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Florida Shuts Down Grassroots Voter Registration Drives

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Florida Shuts Down Grassroots Voter Registration Drives By Pulso Staff September 16, 2024 1 Mins Read
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Accessing asylum in the U.S. will now be harder than ever

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Before we get into how this right will be harder to claim, what exactly is asylum? It’s a form of legal protection that host countries grant to migrants who are fleeing harm or who fear persecution in their place of origin. According to international law, a claim of persecution must be made based on one of five protected grounds: race, religion, nationality, political opinion, or membership in a particular social group.
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"The Alien Enemies Act" is More Dangerous Than You Think

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Trump isn’t rolling out anything new — he’s copying past racial purges in American history and hoping no one remembers. The Alien Enemies Act was last invoked during WWII to justify imprisoning 120,000 Japanese-American citizens.
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