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Separation of immigrant families
The Albuquerque Hispano Chamber of Commerce joins the USHCC in its call for action to address the humanitarian crisis at the US/Mexico border. We are disheartened to see ANYONE in our country being denied the most fundamental rights the Constitution affords, including being with family and access to health care. What is happening at the US/Mexico border is a humanitarian crisis, not dissimilar to other crises, foreign, domestic, natural or otherwise. Our Country assists people in these crises and we urge the President and Congress to address it as such.
*Photo credit Slate.com
The Albuquerque Hispano Chamber of Commerce joins the USHCC in its call for action to address the humanitarian crisis at the US/Mexico border. We are disheartened to see ANYONE in our country being denied the most fundamental rights the Constitution affords, including being with family and access to health care. What is happening at the US/Mexico border is a humanitarian crisis, not dissimilar to other crises, foreign, domestic, natural or otherwise. Our Country assists people in these crises and we urge the President and Congress to address it as such.
*Photo credit Slate.com
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We are a community of business owners, entrepreneurs and professionals committed to empowering individuals through economic growth.
AHCC engages entrepreneurs through community advocacy, networking, and innovative one-on-one training designed to help them be successful. We contribute to Albuquerque and New Mexico’s economy by helping businesses create jobs, increase their revenue and become more profitable.
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Congratulations to the AHCC 2017 Hispanic Business Person of the Year!
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