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Millions remain jobless despite slight unemployment rate decrease Daniel Garza, Executive Director of The LIBRE Initiative released the following statement: “Although the President broke bread with Republican members of Congress to come up with a deficit reduction deal, this conversation is long overdue. It took the Administration four years and one month into the presidency and forced budget cuts to address the seriousness of the issue in a bipartisan manner.

LIBRE’s Rachel Campos-Duffy was a guest on the Mike Huckabee Show talking about her latest article on Catholicvote.org which makes the argument that ‘America doesn’t have an immigration problem, it has an assimilation problem’. Listen Here.

Last Quarter reported the Weakest Economic Growth Rate in Nearly Two Years (Washington DC) – As the countdown to the sequester begins, the Bureau of Labor Statistics reports a 0.1 percent economic growth last quarter, the weakest in nearly two years. According to projections by the Economic Policy Institute, Hispanics in the northeast are most affected by the weak economy, and the unemployment rate amongst Hispanics is likely to remain at 9.8 through 2013.

Washington, DC –The 'Sequester' is a distraction from the true problem in Washington: Overspending. Today, LIBRE Executive Director Daniel Garza made the following statement: "The imminent 'sequester' is yet another distraction from the heart of the matter affecting the economy of our country – wasteful federal spending that is the direct cause for lack of jobs and job creation. It is unfortunate that the President has been unable to work with Congress on shrinking the size of government.

Arlington, VA – The LIBRE Initiative (LIBRE) Executive Director Daniel Garza released the following statement: "In the midst of failing consumer confidence and the economy contracting, the Obama administration's negligence has shut down the 26-member panel dedicated to spur job creation. The President's disinterest in creating jobs is evident and his failure to accept responsibility for his failed economic policies is appalling as 23 million Americans struggle to find decent employment month after month.