Latinos want to talk about education more than immigration

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While the political class may be arguing about immigration policy, Aurora Espinoza has one focus: obtaining the best education possible for her two daughters.

“To me it’s the most important thing in life: getting a good education for my kids,” said the Nevada resident. “I didn’t finish high school and have to work several jobs to get by. An education will make a difference in their lives and help them get a better job.”

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