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Latino Immigrant Rights

November 8, 2010 4 Comments »

feel they have no rights in the because they are undocumented. This is a situation that occurs constantly, due to the lack of knowledge or information available for .

There is an increasing amount of web sites that publish articles, laws, news, medical information, etc., that may be helpful for Latinos who do not know their rights or need information, or that inform them where to obtain information on more specific topics.

Below is a list of web site that provide useful information regarding the most important issues for .

WomensLaw.org has articles and relevant information about and the options that exist, including:

• As an immigrant, what are my rights in a situation of domestic violence?

• What I can do if I am in an abusive ?

• How I can legalize my status? What are there options?

• Help for HIV / AIDS patients in an abusive relationships in the .

The American Diabetes Association provides online information about this disease, as well as links to support groups and legal resources. The site also contains a list of lawyers and legal resources available to Hispanics.

Latinos have the right to receive information and help, but they also have a moral obligation to seek out information and investigate where and who can help them.


4 Responses to “Latino Immigrant Rights”

  • Commented on November 8, 2010 at 1:40 pm

    But there are millions of Latino immigrants who ARE, in fact, documented, and their rights are as protected and guaranteed as any other immigrant or citizen. This article seems to imply that all Latino immigrants are here illegally, which simply isn't true. Undocumented immigrants are, in general, those who entered illegally or overstayed a

  • Commented on November 8, 2010 at 6:40 pm

    But there are millions of Latino immigrants who ARE, in fact, documented, and their rights are as protected and guaranteed as any other immigrant or citizen. This article seems to imply that all Latino immigrants are here illegally, which simply isn't true. Undocumented immigrants are, in general, those who entered illegally or overstayed a visa.

  • Commented on November 20, 2010 at 1:08 pm

    And in general the hardest workers and a huge cotribution to the US economy too

  • Commented on November 20, 2010 at 6:08 pm

    And in general the hardest workers and a huge cotribution to the US economy too Tony!