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Nanette Barragán

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Since her election to Congress in 2015, Barragán has battled for climate legislation for her district and the nation as a whole.   Gettyimages

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Nanette Knows Best

Los Angeles-born Rep. Nanette Barragán leads the Hispanic Caucus Climate Change Task Force.
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Senator Alex Padilla calls for the EPA and Department of Justice to stand up for BIPOC communities. Photo: Al Drago/EFE
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padilla for justice
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Rep. Barragán (CA-44) is the new chair of the Hispanic Caucus’ Climate Task Force. Photo: Wikipedia
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Barragán for climate justice
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House Border Security Chairwoman Nanette Diaz Barragán traveled to the San Diego-Tijuana border to witness asylum seekers finally gain entry into the U.S. Photo: Getty Images
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Barragán at the Border
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Reps. Cori Bush and Nanette Barragán have been fighting racial inequities amid pandemic for months. Photo: NBC/Getty Images
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lives are on the line
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The Energy Resilient Communities Act was recently introduced by reps hailing from California and New York. 
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Resilient communities
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Meet the new faces of the Congressional Hispanic Caucus. Photo: Getty Images
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The new CHC
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Pictured: Reps. Nanette Barragán, Raúl Grijalva, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Xochitl Torres-Small. Photo: Wikipedia
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Latino Climate Fighters
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The partnership incentivizes filling out the census, which is especially important for the Latinx community in 2020. Photo: Hispanic Star Philadelphia
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fill out the census
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Rep. Nanette Barragán (D-CA) is fighting to make sure vaccine trials are not racially biased. Photo: grist.org
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No Biased Vaccines
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Trump has now clearly stated why he won’t fund the USPS. Now Latinx leaders are fighting back. Photo: Getty Images
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Blatant Voter Suppression