Q&A Session: Senator Ted Cruz And US Hispanic Chamber Of Commerce

WASHINGTON, April 27, 2015 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- The following release is being issued by the US Hispanic Chamber of Commerce:

WHO: Ted Cruz, United States Senator, Presidential Candidate and Javier Palomarez, President & CEO, USHCC.

WHAT: In the first of a series of planned sessions with 2016 presidential Candidates, Senator Ted Cruz has agreed to sit down with Javier Palomarez, President & CEO of the US Hispanic Chamber of Commerce (USHCC), to discuss his candidacy, and how he will address issues that are important to America's 3.2 million Hispanic businesses, the community at large, and every day American citizens.

WHY: This event comes on the heels of a few stories about presidential hopefuls missing out on the opportunity to engage USHCC members - conservative Hispanic business owners, voters, taxpayers, and campaign funders -- at the association's Legislative Summit a few weeks ago.

This Q&A session is meant to give all candidates the opportunity set the record straight on their views on issues that concern Hispanic Americans, including social issues, immigration, jobs & the economy, healthcare, national security and terrorism, federal budget spending.

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