Building Power for the Latino Community in the Texas House of Representatives.
Dear Friends,
I am deeply honored to represent Fort Worth in the Texas House of Representatives and to now serve as Chairman of the Mexican American Legislative Caucus. I am grateful for the trust and confidence my MALC colleagues have placed in me to lead and represent our communities across the state. We are working tirelessly not only for the residents of Fort Worth but also for the values and priorities of all our districts and communities we serve in this great state. As we continue our work in the Texas Legislature, I want to share key updates with you about the efforts MALC is making to protect our communities and advocate for a better Texas that works for everyone.
MALC sent a letter to Commissioner Morath at the Texas Education Agency (TEA), urging the agency to provide clear and detailed guidance to local school districts and personnel regarding federal immigration enforcement in Texas schools. Let me be clear, ICE raids have no place in our Texas public schools. Our teachers and administrators already have too much on their plate, and it is crucial our schools remain a safe and welcoming learning environment for all students, regardless of their immigration status.
Additionally, I’m proud to share that the MALLF Fellowship Program continues to empower the next generation of emerging young Latino leaders across our state, providing them with invaluable experience and a deeper understanding of the legislative process. Currently, we have twenty-one fellows gaining hands-on experience in the offices of MALC Members, furthering their growth as the future leaders of Texas.
Thank you for your ongoing support of MALC. Together, we will continue to advocate for policies that strengthen our communities and uplift the voices of all Texans. As always, don’t hesitate to reach out if you need assistance at chair@malc.org.
Sincerely,
Rep. Ramon Romero Jr.
Chair, Mexican American Legislative Caucus
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As of 2024, MALC has a membership of 37 House members from all parts of the state and is the second-largest caucus in the Texas Legislature. MALC Members sit on a majority of House Committees in the
Texas House of Representatives and work together on matters of consequence to our state’s large and growing Latino constituency.
MALC’s work goes beyond the halls of the Texas Capitol. Every year during the legislative session and interim, MALC strives to raise the level of Latino engagement in Texas government and politics through policy, education, outreach, organizing, and advocacy.
There are three days left in the regular session of the 88th Texas Legislature. And as of this writing, there are $0 dedicated in the proposed final state budget for
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