Voces Unidas de las Montañas

Voces Unidas and COLOR shared topline findings from the 2026 Colorado Latino Policy Agenda survey with reporters today, offering a preview of some of the issues shaping the lives and priorities of Latino voters across the state. The survey is part of the Colorado Latino Agenda, a statewide public research initiative co-led by Voces Unidas and COLOR. This is the sixth year of the research. BSP Research surveyed 1,606 Latino registered voters across Colorado between July 1 and August 11, making...

For too long, many of the policy decisions affecting Western Colorado have been made without enough input from the Latino communities who live, work, raise families and help power the region’s economy. On Saturday, October 3, Voces Unidas will partner with Hispanic Affairs Project, Compañeros, Integrated Communities and others to convene the first Western Colorado Latino Policy Summit at Colorado Mesa University in Grand Junction, bringing together more than 50 Latino leaders from communities...

A new immigration ruling is creating serious concerns for people with DACA and others who have relied on advance parole. On August 13, the Board of Immigration Appeals issued an opinion on the Matter of Delcarmen-Lara, overturning more than a decade of precedent on advance parole. The ruling says that travel outside the United States with advance parole now counts as a “departure” for purposes of the 10-year unlawful presence bar. The Immigrant Legal Resource Center has warned that the ruling...