They are the exact same issues that our Hispanic community raises. Also, the same issues that our Asian Pacific American community raises. In fact, to the extent that we decided several years ago to form what we called the Tri-Caucus, where I believe there are at least 73 votes that really do count and make a difference in this body, and so, yes, we are all on the same page as it relates to equal justice under the law.
On the recordOctober 22, 2007
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Discussing issues of justice and representation for Hispanic and Asian Pacific American communities.
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