Press release and statments
Get an inside view of LCLAA’s national advocacy by reading the press releases and statements
2024
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As we commemorate International Workers’ Day, a historic occasion that honors the legacy of the Labor Movement’s global impact and advocates for the rights of the working class. Read more
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The Labor Council for Latin American Advancement (LCLAA) strongly condemns Governor Ron DeSantis’s decision to sign HB 433 on April 12th. Read more
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Washington, D.C. April 10th, 2024- The Labor Council for Latin American Advancement (LCLAA) vehemently denounces the recent enactment of Arizona's 1864 abortion ban. Read more
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The Labor Council for Latin American Advancement (LCLAA) expresses profound sorrow over the tragic loss of six immigrant workers in the collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore, Maryland. Read more
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WASHINGTON - Today marks a significant victory for public health and environmental justice as the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) unveils its final rule to dramatically reduce toxic ethylene oxide (EtO) emissions. Read more
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Washington DC.- As we reflect on President Biden's State of the Union address, LCLAA recognizes the strides made toward fostering an inclusive and resilient America. Read more
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Washington DC.- The Labor Council for Latin American Advancement (LCLAA) vehemently condemned the passing of Bill 1105 by Georgia House Republicans. Read more
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Washington D.C.- Today is troubling for our hermanos and hermanas in Georgia's workforce. Under the guidance of Governor Brian Kemp, the Georgia State Senate is scheduled to vote on S.B. 362, a bill that would prohibit any business receiving state funding from being able to recognize a union, completely violating workers' right to organize and collectively bargain. Read more
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Washington DC- In the spirit of unity and advocacy for equitable workplaces, The LaborCouncil for Latin American Advancement (LCLAA) celebrates Black History Month. Read more
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Washington DC- In commemoration of the 15th Anniversary of the Paycheck Fairness Act, on January 29th, we remember not only the progress made but also the critical steps that lie ahead for a better, more inclusive, equitable and fair workplace for all workers, especially for women. Read more
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Today, we would have been commemorating the 51st anniversary of Roe v. Wade, a milestone decision that protected a woman's constitutional right to choose. Read more
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Washington D.C.- January marks one year since the implementation of the new guidance on labor-based deferred action. Through this new process, undocumented and documented Latino workers across the country have been given improved tools to speak out against unjust and exploitative workplace conditions. Read more
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Washington, D.C. – The Labor Council for Latin American Advancement (LCLAA) proudly announces its steadfast support for the renomination of Julie Su as the United States Secretary of Labor. Read more
2023
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9/15/23
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9/4/23
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8/5/23
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7/31/23
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6/29/23
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6/28/23
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6/21/23
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6/16/23
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6/2/23
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5/2/23
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5/1/23
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4/28/23
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4/24/23
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4/17/23
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3/31/23
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3/9/23
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2/16/23
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2/13/23
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3/9/23
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2/8/23
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2/1/23
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1/13/23
2023
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12/21/23
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12/20/23
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12/20/23
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12/5/23
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12/1/23
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11/21/23
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11/20/23
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11/16/26
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10/11/23
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10/05/23
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10/1/23
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9/28/23
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9/21/23
2022
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12/28/22
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12/13/23
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12/9/22
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12/8/23
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11/17/23
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11/10/23
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11/8/22
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10/12/23
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10/11/23
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10/6/22
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10/6/22
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9/26/22
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9/26/22
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9/20/22
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9/15/22
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9/9/22
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6/28/22
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6/24/22
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6/19/22