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An act to provide for reconciliation pursuant to title II of H. Con. Res. 14.
Client: UNIDOSUS (FKA NATIONAL COUNCIL OF LA RAZA) · Firm: UNIDOSUS (FKA NATIONAL COUNCIL OF LA RAZA)
Opposed SNAP benefit reductions, expanded work-reporting requirements, and state cost shifts enacted through H.R. 1. Advocated for a two-year delay of new SNAP benefit cost-sharing requirements through Farm Bill negotiations, adequate FY2027 WIC funding, and extending SNAP access to Puerto Rico. Also supported expanding access to free meals for low-income students, including those attending community colleges and minority-serving institutions.
A joint resolution providing for congressional disapproval under chapter 8 of title 5, United States Code, of the rule submitted by the Small Business Administration relating to "Citizenship and Residency Requirements and Recission of Procedural Notice 5000-872050" and "Revised Applicant Ownership, Citizenship, and Residency Requirements for 7(a) and 504 Loans".
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UNIDOSUS (FKA NATIONAL COUNCIL OF LA RAZA) via UNIDOSUS (FKA NATIONAL COUNCIL OF LA RAZA)
2026 · third_quarter · Q3
Advocated for expanding access to affordable, high-quality early childhood education, strengthening Head Start and Early Head Start, and supporting the early childhood workforce. Also advocated for restoring the Office of English Language Acquisition, strengthening Title III services for English learners, and addressing basic-needs challenges affecting Latino college students.
Advocated for simplifying Medicaid and Affordable Care Act enrollment and renewals through automatic eligibility determinations using existing government data. Supported stronger enforcement of Medicaid beneficiary rights, improved due process protections, removal of immigration-based coverage restrictions, and expanded coverage in states that have not expanded Medicaid. Also advocated for reversing federal health coverage cuts and restoring enhanced Affordable Care Act premium tax credits to protect affordable coverage for low-income families.
Source: Senate LDA
Client: UNIDOSUS (FKA NATIONAL COUNCIL OF LA RAZA) · Firm: UNIDOSUS (FKA NATIONAL COUNCIL OF LA RAZA)
Supported congressional efforts, including S.J. Res. 202, to overturn Small Business Administration restrictions on lawful permanent resident-owned businesses and restore their access to federal small-business financing.
Advocated for expanding the Child Tax Credit (CTC) and Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC) to strengthen working families economic security and reduce child poverty. Supported increasing the CTC's value, restoring full refundability and monthly payments, and reversing eligibility restrictions affecting immigrant and mixed-status families. Also supported expanding the EITC and prioritizing refundable tax credits in congressional efforts to address affordability.
Opposed SNAP benefit reductions, expanded work-reporting requirements, and state cost shifts enacted through H.R. 1. Advocated for a two-year delay of new SNAP benefit cost-sharing requirements through Farm Bill negotiations, adequate FY2027 WIC funding, and extending SNAP access to Puerto Rico. Also supported expanding access to free meals for low-income students, including those attending community colleges and minority-serving institutions.
Advocated for increased federal investments in workforce training, apprenticeships, and pathways to good-paying jobs, including programs authorized under the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act. Supported stronger worker protections, fair wages and benefits, and opportunities for career advancement.
Advocated for stronger privacy protections, limits on warrantless government surveillance and misuse of sensitive personal information, and greater transparency and congressional oversight. Supported federal artificial intelligence policies that prevent algorithmic discrimination, protect civil rights and consumer privacy, and establish accountability for automated decision-making. Opposed restrictive proof-of-citizenship voting requirements that would disproportionately burden eligible Latino voters and other underserved communities.
Advocated for constitutional, accountable, and nondiscriminatory immigration enforcement, urging Congress to establish enforceable safeguards protecting due process, civil rights, and government accountability. Opposed expanded immigration enforcement and detention without corresponding protections and oversight.
Advocated for restoring previously appropriated funding for HUDs Housing Counseling Assistance Program and reversing federal reimbursement restrictions. Supported increased investments in affordable housing development, manufactured housing preservation, and homeownership opportunities. Also supported establishing a Neighborhood Homes Tax Credit and strengthening Federal Home Loan Banks investments in affordable housing.
Supported congressional efforts, including S.J. Res. 202, to overturn Small Business Administration restrictions on lawful permanent resident-owned businesses and restore their access to federal small-business financing.
Supported the Improving Access to Financial Coaching Act of 2026 to expand community-based financial coaching for underserved households. Opposed the CLARITY Act due to concerns about its potential effects on community-bank deposits, lending to underserved communities, community reinvestment obligations, and consumer protections.
Filing targets: HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, SENATE
UNIDOSUS (FKA NATIONAL COUNCIL OF LA RAZA) via UNIDOSUS (FKA NATIONAL COUNCIL OF LA RAZA)
2026 · second_quarter · Q2
Advocated for reducing health coverage enrollment and renewal burdens, expanding streamlined and automatic eligibility processes, and preserving affordable coverage for low-income and underserved communities. Also opposed proposals related to silver loading and cost-sharing reduction repayments that could increase premiums and reduce access to affordable coverage.
Advocated for robust funding for federal education and workforce-development programs, including services for English learners, job training, and programs authorized under the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act.
Advocated for protections against unlawful government surveillance and the improper collection, use, or sharing of sensitive personal information for immigration-enforcement purposes. Raised concerns regarding interagency access to personal data and supported stronger privacy protections, transparency requirements, and congressional oversight.
Advocated for immigration policies that are constitutional, accountable, and nondiscriminatory. Opposed provisions in budget reconciliation and appropriations legislation that would substantially expand immigration detention and enforcement without corresponding civil-rights protections. Supported enforceable Department of Homeland Security safeguards related to judicial warrants, sensitive locations, officer identification, body-worn cameras, due process, detention conditions, and congressional oversight of enforcement activities.
Advocated for federal policies and appropriations that expand the supply and preservation of affordable housing, sustain housing-counseling services, and improve access to homeownership, including the 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act.
Engaged Congress on fiscal year 2027 appropriations and budget reconciliation legislation affecting health coverage, nutrition assistance, housing, education, workforce development, civil rights, and immigration enforcement. Supported continued federal investment in programs serving working families and opposed provisions that would reduce access to essential services or expand enforcement activities without adequate accountability and civil-liberties protections.
Opposed reductions to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program in Farm Bill and other legislative proposals. Advocated for adequate fiscal year 2027 funding for SNAP administration and the Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and Children (WIC).
Supported the Improving Access to Financial Coaching Act of 2026, which would establish and fund community-based financial coaching services for underserved households. Opposed the Earned Wage Access Consumer Protection Act because of concerns regarding consumer protections, federal preemption of stronger state standards, and the treatment of earned-wage-access products under federal lending laws. Advocated more broadly for access to safe and affordable financial products, credit-building opportunities, and strong consumer protections.
Filing targets: HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, SENATE
UNIDOSUS (FKA NATIONAL COUNCIL OF LA RAZA) via UNIDOSUS (FKA NATIONAL COUNCIL OF LA RAZA)
2026 · first_quarter · Q1
Advocated for policies that preserve access to affordable health coverage, including Medicaid and ACA-related programs. Opposed proposals that would reduce access to care for low-income individuals.
Advocated for a strong SNAP program and opposed legislative proposals that reduce benefits or shift costs to states. Supported policies to improve nutrition assistance access for underserved communities.
Advocated for immigration enforcement policies that are constitutional, accountable, and non-discriminatory. Urged enforceable DHS guardrails, including judicial warrant requirements, protections for sensitive locations, officer identification requirements, body-worn camera standards, and strengthened oversight of detention conditions. Opposed funding proposals that expand enforcement without corresponding civil liberties protections.
Advocated for policies to expand affordable housing supply and access to homeownership. Supported federal investments in housing counseling and opposed proposals that would restrict housing assistance for mixed-status families.
Advocated for increased federal education funding, including support for English learners, and for sustained investment in workforce development programs to expand economic opportunity.
Advocated for protections against unlawful government data sharing and surveillance. Raised concerns regarding interagency data use involving sensitive personal information and supported efforts to strengthen statutory privacy safeguards and oversight.
Advocated for policies to expand access to safe financial products and protect consumers. Supported federal investment in financial coaching services to improve financial stability in underserved communities. Engaged on consumer protection issues related to emerging financial products and services.
Filing targets: HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, SENATE
UNIDOSUS (FKA NATIONAL COUNCIL OF LA RAZA) via UNIDOSUS (FKA NATIONAL COUNCIL OF LA RAZA)
2025 · third_quarter · 3A
Advocated for immigration policies that strengthen and protect immigrant communities throughout the budget resolution and reconciliation process. Our efforts focused on securing access to health coverage for individuals who are legally present in the United States, enabling them to fully contribute to small business development and economic growth. We opposed wasteful spending on aggressive enforcement-only measures that separate families and undermine community stability, instead promoting approaches that recognize the vital contributions of immigrant families to American society.
Advocated for critical tax policy reforms to support working families, particularly advocating for the inclusion of the Child Tax Credit for American children in mixed-status families. We also advocated for a strengthened Earned Income Tax Credit that provides meaningful benefits to low-income workers and promoted a more equitable tax system that delivers greater benefits to low-income Americans.
Pushed for robust federal funding for critical programs that serve the Hispanic community in appropriations legislation. Our efforts focused on essential programs including the Housing Counseling Program, the Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) nutrition program; the Citizenship Integration Grant Program; the Community Development Financial Institutions (CDFI) Fund; and Title III English Learners Language Program.
Defended consumer financial protections by advocating for the preservation and strengthening of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB), including securing adequate funding throughout the budget resolution and reconciliation process. We opposed legislation aimed at overturning the CFPB's overdraft fee rule, which protects consumers from excessive banking fees. Additionally, we supported legislation to establish a federal financial coaching program that would provide financial coaching services to underserved communities.
Promoted comprehensive housing security strategies that address the multifaceted challenges facing Latino families in accessing affordable housing. Our advocacy focused on expanding housing supply through zoning reform and development incentives, providing enhanced assistance to first-time homebuyers through down payment assistance, and reducing regulatory and financial barriers to home creation.
Defended nutrition assistance programs, particularly the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), opposing cuts throughout the budget resolution and reconciliation process. We opposed additional administrative barriers that would limit access to benefits, benefit freezes that fail to account for inflation, and proposals to shift program costs to states.
Advocated for strong Medicaid and Affordable Care Act (ACA) programs while opposing administrative barriers and funding cuts throughout the budget resolution and reconciliation process. We advocated for the enhanced advance premium tax credit that makes health insurance more affordable for working families. Our efforts also included promoting legislation to create comprehensive paid sick and family leave programs and eliminating barriers to accessing health programs.
Advanced educational equity and affordability for college access and K-12 educational programs. Our efforts included promoting college affordability through expanded access to Pell Grants and student loan forgiveness programs throughout the budget resolution and reconciliation process. We opposed legislation to create a national school voucher program that would divert critical funding from public schools. Additionally, we advocated for enhanced support for English Learners students, ensuring they receive adequate resources and specialized instruction to succeed academically.
Filing targets: Centers For Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS), HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, SENATE
UNIDOSUS (FKA NATIONAL COUNCIL OF LA RAZA) via UNIDOSUS (FKA NATIONAL COUNCIL OF LA RAZA)
2025 · fourth_quarter · Q4
Advocated for a balanced and humane immigration system that is firm, fair, and consistent with constitutional protections, including an end to the militarization of American communities and stronger civil-rights protections. Urged Congress to include oversight, transparency, and protections for sensitive locations, due process, and the dignified treatment of individuals in detention.
Advocated for strong consumer protections in the Earned Wage Access (EWA) market, including clear fee disclosures, recognition of EWA products under the Truth in Lending Act, and preservation of stronger state safeguards. Supported caps on excessive credit-card interest rates to reduce high-cost debt for working families. Promoted federal investments in financial coaching programs to improve financial stability in underserved communities.
Advocated for policies to expand housing supply and reduce regulatory barriers that limit the construction of affordable housing. Supported federal investments and permitting reforms to address housing shortages. Emphasized the importance of housing affordability to economic stability for working families.
Advocated for a strong, well-funded SNAP program amid pending cuts and cost shifts to states that threatened food assistance access. Raised concerns about the disproportionate impact of food insecurity on Latino families. Urged Congress to protect SNAPs integrity and long-term sustainability.
Advocated for preserving ACA premium tax credits to keep health coverage affordable. Urged the elimination of administrative barriers that prevent eligible individuals from enrolling in coverage.
Advocated for strong federal education funding, including support for English language learner services and underserved students. Defended the role of the Department of Education in enforcing civil-rights protections.
Advocated for safeguards against discriminatory uses of artificial intelligence in employment, housing, and financial services. Supported transparency and accountability standards for AI systems affecting underserved communities. Urged enforcement of civil-rights protections in emerging technologies.
Filing targets: HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, SENATE
UNIDOSUS (FKA NATIONAL COUNCIL OF LA RAZA) via UNIDOSUS (FKA NATIONAL COUNCIL OF LA RAZA)
2025 · third_quarter · Q3
Advocated for a more balanced, humane immigration system that is firm, fair, and free from cruelty, including for an end to the militarization of American cities and stronger civil rights protections. Efforts also focused on ensuring robust funding for the Citizenship and Assimilation Grant Program, protecting immigrant servicemembers, and advancing comprehensive reform for long-term undocumented residents.
Promoted tax policies that ensure mixed-status families are not excluded from critical benefits and that the tax code reflects the realities of all American households.
UNIDOSUS (FKA NATIONAL COUNCIL OF LA RAZA) via UNIDOSUS (FKA NATIONAL COUNCIL OF LA RAZA)
2025 · second_quarter · Q2
Advocated for immigration policies that strengthen and protect immigrant communities throughout the budget resolution and reconciliation process. Our efforts focused on securing access to health coverage for individuals who are legally present in the United States, enabling them to fully contribute to small business development and economic growth. We opposed wasteful spending on aggressive enforcement-only measures that separate families and undermine community stability, instead promoting approaches that recognize the vital contributions of immigrant families to American society.
Advocated for critical tax policy reforms to support working families, particularly advocating for the inclusion of the Child Tax Credit for American children in mixed-status families. We also advocated for a strengthened Earned Income Tax Credit that provides meaningful benefits to low-income workers and promoted a more equitable tax system that delivers greater benefits to low-income Americans.
Supported key programs benefiting Latino families in the FY2026 appropriations process - including Title III English Learner programs, Housing Counseling, Citizenship Grants, the CDFI Fund, WIOA workforce training, and WIC.
Supported policies that expand financial inclusion and build wealth in Latino communities, including efforts to strengthen the CDFI Fund, protect the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB), and establish a federal financial coaching program that benefits working families.
Through the HOME Initiative, advocated for policies that expand homeownership opportunities, increase access to housing counseling services, and promote affordable housing investments that close the Latino wealth gap and strengthen community-based organizations.
Promoted nutrition access for all American families, advocating for strong funding for WIC and SNAP, including efforts to extend food assistance to the people of Puerto Rico.
Advocated for the protection and expansion of health care programs that benefit Hispanic working families, including the Affordable Care Act and Medicaid, while advancing policies to improve mental health access, paid family leave, and workplace protections that support family well-being.
Advanced equal access to education from early childhood through higher education. We supported strong funding for Hispanic-Serving Institutions, English Language Acquisition programs, and student success initiatives, while promoting reforms that expand opportunity and close achievement gaps for Latino learners.
Filing targets: HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, SENATE
Pushed for robust federal funding for critical programs that serve the Hispanic community in appropriations legislation. Our efforts focused on essential programs including the Housing Counseling Program, the Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) nutrition program; the Citizenship Integration Grant Program; the Community Development Financial Institutions (CDFI) Fund; and Title III English Learners Language Program.
Defended consumer financial protections by advocating for the preservation and strengthening of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB), including securing adequate funding throughout the budget resolution and reconciliation process. We opposed legislation aimed at overturning the CFPB's overdraft fee rule, which protects consumers from excessive banking fees. Additionally, we supported legislation to establish a federal financial coaching program that would provide financial coaching services to underserved communities.
Promoted comprehensive housing security strategies that address the multifaceted challenges facing Latino families in accessing affordable housing. Our advocacy focused on expanding housing supply through zoning reform and development incentives, providing enhanced assistance to first-time homebuyers through down payment assistance, and reducing regulatory and financial barriers to home creation.
Defended nutrition assistance programs, particularly the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), opposing cuts throughout the budget resolution and reconciliation process. We opposed additional administrative barriers that would limit access to benefits, benefit freezes that fail to account for inflation, and proposals to shift program costs to states.
Advocated for strong Medicaid and Affordable Care Act (ACA) programs while opposing administrative barriers and funding cuts throughout the budget resolution and reconciliation process. We advocated for the enhanced advance premium tax credit that makes health insurance more affordable for working families. Our efforts also included promoting legislation to create comprehensive paid sick and family leave programs and eliminating barriers to accessing health programs.
Advanced educational equity and affordability for college access and K-12 educational programs. Our efforts included promoting college affordability through expanded access to Pell Grants and student loan forgiveness programs throughout the budget resolution and reconciliation process. We opposed legislation to create a national school voucher program that would divert critical funding from public schools. Additionally, we advocated for enhanced support for English Learners students, ensuring they receive adequate resources and specialized instruction to succeed academically.
Filing targets: Centers For Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS), HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, SENATE