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The vote of immigrant youth is crucial in the first presidential elections that will take place in the United States in November; the children of migrant communities have reached voting age, so the second and third generations are ready to make decisions for themselves, their families and their community.
"We believe that it is essential for our communities to go out and vote and there are possibilities to make a change, to make a difference. We know that the white vote and the African-American vote are almost tied, but the vote of the Latino community can make a difference," said Adelina Nicholls,