Party Caucus refers to a meeting that party members attend to decide
policies and choose candidates to run for office. It is agroup of
leading politicians of one party. The political parties of the U.S.
are chosen by this method. It is used to nominate individuals for the
President and the Vice President. The House of Representatives has a
House Democratic and House Republican caucus which is responsible for
nominating party leadership in the House and sets the party priority
in terms of their respective legislative agendas
Asian law caucus
Industry Legal Services Founded
1972
Headquarters San Francisco, California
Key people Hyeon-Ju Rho , Executive Director
Website asianlawcaucus.org
Founded in 1972, the Asian Law Caucus (ALC) is the nation's first
legal aid and civil rights organizationserving the low-income Asian
Pacific American communities. [ 1 ] The ALC focuses housing rights,
immigration and immigrant rights, [ 2 ] labor and employment issues,
student advocacy (ASPIRE), [ 3 ] civilrights and hate violence, [ 4 ]
national security, [ 5 ] and criminal reform. [ 6 ]
Since the vast majority of Asians and Pacific Islanders (APIs) in
America are immigrants and refugees, the Caucus strives to create
informed and educated communities empowered to assert their rights and
to participate actively in American society. This perspective is
reflected in "[the ALC's] broad strategy which integrates the
provision of legal services, educational programs, community
organizing initiatives andadvocacy. [ 7 ] " Located in San Francisco,
ALC is the oldest legal organization focused on the Asian Pacific
American community in the United States , and takes on the roles of
both a traditional legal services provider and a civil rights
organization.
As a founding affiliate of the Asian American Center for Advancing
Justice , [ 8 ] ALC also helps to set national policies in affirmative
action, voting rights, census, and language rights. [ 9 ] The Asian
American Center for Advancing Justice is the affiliation brand adopted
by the Asian Law Caucus and its three affiliated civil rights
organizations across the nation: Asian Pacific American Legal
Center(APALC) in Los Angeles, CA; Asian American Institute (AAI) in
Chicago, Illinois; and Asian American Justice Center (AAJC) in
Washington, D.C.. The affiliation is being implemented in phases with
the current phase at formalizing a national voice and contribution to
cross-over work [ 10 ] -- like local and federal work on immigration [
11 ] or voting rights [ 12 ] -- while each affiliate organization
remaining lead AAPI civil rights organizations in their respective
locales. [ 13 ]
By Laws of the Washington State Progressive Caucus
Section 3: Membership Dues
Membership dues maybeset bythemembershipat thereorganization meeting.
Individuals that become membersduringtheyear, shallpayannual prorated
dues beginningwith the quarter in which theybecome members through
theend ofthe membershipyear. Individuals experiencing
economichardship shallpaydues inan amounttheyareableto afford
Another step takes you to a primary where only "dues-paying members"
of the party can vote in the primary and only in thatparty's primary.
Twenty-fourth Amendment to the UnitedStates Constitution
United States of America
The Twenty-fourth Amendment ( Amendment XXIV ) prohibits both Congress
and the states from conditioning the right to vote in federal
elections on payment of a poll tax or other types of tax. The
amendment was proposed by Congress to the states on August27, 1962,
and was ratified by the states on January 23, 1964.
Poll taxes appeared in southern states after Reconstruction as a
measure to prevent African Americans from voting, and had been held to
be constitutional by the Supreme Court of the United States in the
1937 decision Breedlove v. Suttles . At the time of this amendment's
passage, five states still retained a poll tax: Virginia , Alabama ,
Texas , Arkansas , and Mississippi . The amendment made the poll tax
clearly unconstitutional at the federal level. However, it was not
until the U.S. Supreme Court ruled6–3 in Harper v. Virginia Board
ofElections (1966) that all poll taxes (for both state and federal
elections) were officially declared unconstitutional because they
violated the Equal Protection Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment
that all poll taxes (for both state and federal elections) were
officially declared unconstitutional
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