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The ‘new era’ of Latino socialists in New York: ‘If the Democratic Party wants to lead, it must create a solution to the immigration problem’

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The ‘new era’ of Latino socialists in New York: ‘If the Democratic Party wants to lead, it must create a solution to the immigration problem’
The ‘new era’ of Latino socialists in New York: ‘If the Democratic Party wants to lead, it must create a solution to the immigration problem’
Several of these politicians have joined the call to abolish ICE and to demand immigration reform that protects undocumented people in the US
El País
El País3 hrs ago
The ‘new era’ of Latino socialists in New York: ‘If the Democratic Party wants to lead, it must create a solution to the immigration problem’
Several of these politicians have joined the call to abolish ICE and to demand immigration reform that protects undocumented people in the US
Breitbart
Breitbart12 hrs ago
Rahm Emanuel: 'I Don't Consider Democratic Socialists Part of the Democratic Party'
During this week's broadcast of "Fox News Sunday," former Obama chief of staff Rahm Emanuel rejected overtures from so-called Democrat Socialists seeking a takeover of the Democratic Party.
Rahm Emanuel shuts socialists out of Democratic tent: ‘Run as a separate party’
Former Obama adviser Rahm Emanuel said that he doesn’t view socialists as part of the Democratic Party, a rare pushback against attempts to establish a big-tent party that includes its left flank. In an appearance on Fox News Sunday, Emanuel broke with the Democratic consensus over how to handle its surging Democratic
The Hill
The Hill🏁 first to report3 days ago
Fetterman: Democratic Party has ‘socialism problem’
Centrist Sen. John Fetterman (D-Pa.) says the Democratic Party has a “socialism problem,” pointing to candidates such as Abdul El-Sayed, the Democratic Senate nominee in Michigan, and Graham Platner, who dropped out of the Maine Senate race. Fetterman, who is now more popular in his home state among Republicans than De