The Latino vote matters. Last Tuesday's midterm elections proved that the fastest growing segment of the U.S. population had a huge impact on the political landscape. Hispanic Americans have clout in the voting booth, but they may not have equal rights. A group of legal experts and leaders in the Latino community is examining the issue. The group’s first public hearing is on Friday November 12 at Loyola University Law School. Watch the below interview with Stephen N. Zack, President American Bar Association and BSF partner:
