Illegal immigration may be a hot-button national issue, but in Baltimore City, the growing political strength of the Hispanic community means hardly a candidate for mayor supports shipping illegal immigrants back home ? a fact advocates and community leaders attribute to both money and votes.
“We?re going to deliver 5,000 voters in the mayor?s race,” said Nicholas H. Ramos V, president of the Baltimore Hispanic Business Association.
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