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National Hispanic Leadership AgendaCongressional Scorecard113th CongressProduced August 2014

National Hispanic Leadership AgendaCongressional Scorecard113th CongressVotes TakenJanuary 2013 - July 2014

National Hispanic Leadership Agenda Member Organizations as of August 2014American GI ForumASPIRA Association, Inc.AvanceCasa de EsperanzaCuban American National CouncilFarmworker JusticeHispanic Association of Colleges & UniversitiesHispanic FederationHispanic National Bar AssociationInter-University Program for Latino ResearchLabor Council for Latin American AdvancementLatino Justice PRLDEFLeague of United Latin American CitizensMANA, A National Latina OrganizationMexican American Legal Defense & Educational FundNational Alliance of Latin American & Caribbean CommunitiesNALEO Educational FundNational Association of Hispanic Federal ExecutivesNational Association of Hispanic PublicationsNational Association of Latino Independent ProducersNational Conference of Puerto Rican Women, IncNational Council of La RazaNational Hispana Leadership InstituteNational Hispanic Caucus of State LegislatorsNational Hispanic Council on AgingNational Hispanic Environmental CouncilNational Hispanic Foundation for the ArtsNational Hispanic Media CoalitionNational Hispanic Medical AssociationNational Institute for Latino PolicyNational Latina Institute for Reproductive HealthNational Puerto Rican Coalition, Inc.Presente.orgSER – Jobs for Progress National, Inc.Southwest Voter Registration Education ProjectUnited States Hispanic Chamber of CommerceUnited States Hispanic Leadership InstituteUnited States-Mexico Chamber of CommerceU.S.-Mexico Foundationwww.agifus.comwww.aspira.orgwww.avance.orgwww.casadeesperanza.orgwww.cnc.orgwww.farmworkerjustice.orgwww.hacu.netwww.hispanicfederation.orgwww.hnba.comwww.iuplr.uic.eduwww.lclaa.orgwww.latinojustice.orgwww.lulac.orgwww.hermana.orgwww.maldef.orgwww.nalacc.orgwww.naleo.orgwww.nahfe.orgwww.nahp.orgwww.nalip.orgwww.nacoprw.orgwww.nclr.orgwww.nhli.orgwww.nhcsl.orgwww.nhcoa.orgwww.nheec1.orgwww.hispanicarts.orgwww.nhmc.orgwww.nhmamd.orgwww.nilpnetwork.orgwww.latinainstitute.orgwww.bateylink.orgwww.presente.orgwww.ser-national.orgwww.svrep.orgwww.ushcc.comwww.ushli.orgwww.usmcoc.orgwww.usmexicofound.org

Global Table Keyü: Voted with NHLA’s positionX: Voted against NHLA’s positionDNV:Did not voteP: Voted presentI: Incomplete :Procedural move to bring legislation back up on the floor byany Member of the SenateS: Speaker of the House-does not normally cast a voteRepublicans (regular)Democrats (italics)Independent (underlined)2

National Hispanic Leadership Agenda Congressional Scorecard113th CongressRepresentatives %Representatives %Representatives %Representatives %Representatives %AlabamaBonner, Jo1(Resigned 08/02/2013)1 Byrne, Bradley(01/08/2014-Present)2 Roby, Martha 03 Rogers, Mike 04 Aderholt, Robert 05 Brooks, Mo 06 Bachus, Spencer 147 Sewell, Terri 100AlaskaYoung, Don 17Arizona1 Kirkpatrick, Ann 1002 Barber, Ron 713 Grijalva, Raúl 1004 Gosar, Paul 05 Salmon, Matt 06 Schweikert, David 07 Pastor, Ed 1008 Franks, Trent 09 Sinema, Kyrsten 71Arkansas1 Crawford, Eric 02 Griffin, Tim 03 Womack, Steve 04 Cotton, Tom 0California1 LaMalfa, Doug 02 Huffman, Jared 1003 Garamendi, John 804 McClintock, Tom 05 Thompson, Mike 1006 Matsui, Doris 1007 Bera, Ami 718 Cook, Paul 09 McNerney, Jerry 10010 Denham, Jeff 4311 Miller, George 10012 Pelosi, Nancy 10013 Lee, Barbara 10014 Speier, Jackie 10015 Swalwell, Eric 10016 Costa, Jim 10017 Honda, Mike 10018 Eshoo, Anna 10019 Lofgren, Zoe 10020 Farr, Sam 10021 Valadao, David 5722 Nunes, Devin 1723 McCarthy, Kevin 00024 Capps, Lois 10025 McKeon, Buck 026 Brownley, Julia 8627 Chu, Judy 10028 Schiff, Adam 10029 Cárdenas, Tony 10030 Sherman, Brad 8631 Miller, Gary 2032 Napolitano, Grace 10033 Waxman, Henry 10034 Becerra, Xavier 10035Negrete McLeod,Gloria10036 Ruiz, Raul 8037 Bass, Karen 10038 Sánchez, Linda 10039 Royce, Ed 040 Roybal-Allard, 100Lucille41 Takano, Mark 10042 Calvert, Ken 043 Waters, Maxine 10044 Hahn, Janice 10045 Campbell, John 046 Sanchez, Loretta 10047 Lowenthal, Alan 10048 Rohrabacher,Dana1449 Issa, Darrell 050 Hunter, Duncan 051 Vargas, Juan 10052 Peters, Scott 7153 Davis, Susan 100Colorado1 DeGette, Diana 1002 Polis, Jared 1003 Tipton, Scott 04 Gardner, Cory 145 Lamborn, Doug 06 Coffman, Mike 147 Perlmutter, Ed 100Connecticut1 Larson, John 1002 Courtney, Joe 1003 DeLauro, Rosa 1004 Himes, James 1005 Esty, Elizabeth 100DelawareCarney, John 100Florida1 Miller, Jeff 02 Southerland, Steve 03 Yoho, Ted 04 Crenshaw, Ander 05 Brown, Corrine 1006 DeSantis, Ron 07 Mica, John 08 Posey, Bill 09 Grayson, Alan 10010 Webster, Daniel 011 Nugent, Richard 012 Bilirakis, Gus 013Young, W. Bill(Died 10/18/2013)013 Jolly, David(03/11/2014-Present)014 Castor, Kathy 10015 Ross, Dennis 016 Buchanan, Vern 017 Rooney, Thomas 018 Murphy, Patrick 7119 Radel, Trey(Resigned 01/27/2014)019 Clawson, Curt(06/25/2014-Present)020 Hastings, Alcee 10021 Deutch, Theodore 10022 Frankel, Lois 10023 WassermanSchultz, Debbie10024 Wilson, Frederica 10025 Diaz-Balart, Mario 3326 Garcia, Joe 8627 Ros-Lehtinen,Ileana43Georgia1 Kingston, Jack 02 Bishop, Sanford 863 Westmoreland,Lynn04 Johnson, Hank 1005 Lewis, John 1006 Price, Tom 07 Woodall, Rob 08 Scott, Austin 09 Collins, Doug 010 Broun, Paul 1411 Gingrey, Phil 012 Barrow, John 2913 Scott, David 10014 Graves, Tom 0Hawaii1 Hanabusa,Colleen1002 Gabbard, Tulsi 100Idaho1 Labrador, Raúl 02 Simpson, Mike 0Illinois1 Rush, Bobby 1002 Kelly, Robin 1003 Lipinski, Daniel 834 Gutiérrez, Luis 1005 Quigley, Mike 1006 Roskam, Peter 07 Davis, Danny 1008 Duckworth, 100Tammy9 Schakowsky, Jan 10010 Schneider,71Bradley11 Foster, Bill 10012 Enyart, William 8613 Davis, Rodney 014 Hultgren, Randy 015 Shimkus, John 016 Kinzinger, Adam 1417 Bustos, Cheri 7118 Schock, Aaron 0Indiana1 Visclosky, Peter 1002 Walorski, Jackie 03 Stutzman, Marlin 04 Rokita, Todd 05 Brooks, Susan 06 Messer, Luke 07 Carson, André 1008 Bucshon, Larry 09 Young, Todd 0Iowa1 Braley, Bruce 862 Loebsack, David 833 Latham, Tom 04 King, Steve 0Kansas1 Huelskamp, Tim 02 Jenkins, Lynn 03 Yoder, Kevin 04 Pompeo, Mike 0Kentucky1 Whitfield, Ed 02 Guthrie, Brett 03 Yarmuth, John 1004 Massie, Thomas 145 Rogers, Hal 06 Barr, Andy 0Louisiana1 Scalise, Steve 02 Richmond, Cedric 1003 Boustany, Charles 04 Fleming, John 055Alexander, Rodney(Resigned 09/27/2013)McAllister, Vance(11/16/2013-Present)6 Cassidy, Bill 0Maine1 Pingree, Chellie 1002 Michaud, Michael 100Maryland1 Harris, Andy 0Ruppersberger, A.2 100Dutch3 Sarbanes, John 1004 Edwards, Donna 1005 Hoyer, Steny 1006 Delaney, John 1007 Cummings, Elijah 1008 Van Hollen, Chris 100Massachusetts1 Neal, Richard 1002 McGovern, Jim 1003 Tsongas, Niki 1004 Kennedy, Joseph 1005Markey, Ed(Resigned 07/15/2013)1005Clark, Katherine(12/10/2013-Present)1006 Tierney, John 1007 Capuano, Michael 1008 Lynch, Stephen 1009 Keating, William 100Michigan1 Benishek, Dan 02 Huizenga, Bill 03 Amash, Justin 04 Camp, Dave 05 Kildee, Daniel 1006 Upton, Fred 147 Walberg, Tim 08 Rogers, Mike 09 Levin, Sander 10010 Miller, Candice 011 Bentivolio, Kerry 012 Dingell, John 10013 Conyers, John 10014 Peters, Gary 86Minnesota1 Walz, Timothy 1002 Kline, John 03 Paulsen, Erik 04 McCollum, Betty 1005 Ellison, Keith 1006 Bachmann,0Michele7 Peterson, Collin 43004

Comprehensive TablesRepresentatives %Representatives %Representatives %Representatives %Representatives %8 Nolan, Richard 100Mississippi1 Nunnelee, Alan 02 Thompson, Bennie 1003 Harper, Gregg 04 Palazzo, Steven 0Missouri1 Clay, Lacy 1002 Wagner, Ann 03 Luetkemeyer,Blaine04 Hartzler, Vicky 05 Cleaver, Emanuel 1006 Graves, Sam 07 Long, Billy 08 Smith, Jason 0MontanaDaines, Steve 0Nebraska1 Fortenberry, Jeff 142 Terry, Lee 03 Smith, Adrian 0Nevada1 Titus, Dina 1002 Amodei, Mark 203 Heck, Joseph 144 Horsford, Steven 100New Hampshire1 Shea-Porter, Carol 1002 Kuster, Ann 86New Jersey1Andrews, Rob(Resigned 02/18/2014)1001 Currently Vacant2 LoBiondo, Frank 143 Runyan, Jon 04 Smith, Chris 145 Garrett, Scott 06 Pallone, Frank 1007 Lance, Leonard 08 Sires, Albio 1009 Pascrell, Bill 10010 Payne, Donald 10011 Frelinghuysen,Rodney012 Holt, Rush 100New Mexico1Lujan Grisham,Michelle1002 Pearce, Steve 03 Luján, Ben 100New York1 Bishop, Timothy 1002 King, Pete 143 Israel, Steve 1004 McCarthy, Carolyn 1005 Meeks, Gregory 1006 Meng, Grace 1007 Velázquez, Nydia 1008 Jeffries, Hakeem 1009 Clarke, Yvette 10010 Nadler, Jerrold 10011 Grimm, Michael 2912 Maloney, Carolyn 10013 Rangel, Charles 10014 Crowley, Joseph 10015 Serrano, José 10016 Engel, Eliot 10017 Lowey, Nita 10018 Maloney, Sean 7119 Gibson,Christopher1420 Tonko, Paul 10021 Owens, William 10022 Hanna, Richard 1423 Reed, Tom 024 Maffei, Daniel 7125 Slaughter, Louise 10026 Higgins, Brian 10027 Collins, Chris 0North Carolina1 Butterfield, G.K. 1002 Ellmers, Renee 03 Jones, Walter 434 Price, David 1005 Foxx, Virginia 06 Coble, Howard 07 McIntyre, Mike 438 Hudson, Richard 09 Pittenger, Robert 010 McHenry, Patrick 011 Meadows, Mark 012Watt, Mel(Resigned10001/06/2014)12 Currently Vacant13 Holding, George 0North DakotaCramer, Kevin 0Ohio1 Chabot, Steve 02 Wenstrup, Brad 03 Beatty, Joyce 1004 Jordan, Jim 05 Latta, Robert 06 Johnson, Bill 07 Gibbs, Bob 08 Boehner, John 09 Kaptur, Marcy 10010 Turner, Michael 011 Fudge, Marcia 10012 Tiberi, Pat 013 Ryan, Tim 10014 Joyce, David 015 Stivers, Steve 016 Renacci, James 0Oklahoma1 Bridenstine, Jim 02 Mullin, Markwayne 03 Lucas, Frank 04 Cole, Tom 05 Lankford, James 0Oregon1 Bonamici,Suzanne1002 Walden, Greg 03 Blumenauer, Earl 1004 DeFazio, Peter 1005 Schrader, Kurt 86Pennsylvania1 Brady, Robert 1002 Fattah, Chaka 1003 Kelly, Mike 04 Perry, Scott 05 Thompson, Glenn 06 Gerlach, Jim 07 Meehan, Patrick 148 Fitzpatrick,Michael149 Shuster, Bill 010 Marino, Tom 011 Barletta, Lou 012 Rothfus, Keith 013 Schwartz, Allyson 10014 Doyle, Mike 10015 Dent, Charles 016 Pitts, Joseph 017 Cartwright,Matthew10018 Murphy, Tim 0Rhode Island1 Cicilline, David 1002 Langevin, Jim 100South Carolina1 Sanford, Mark 02 Wilson, Joe 03 Duncan, Jeff 04 Gowdy, Trey 05 Mulvaney, Mick 06 Clyburn, Jim 1007 Rice, Tom 0South DakotaNoem, Kristi 0Tennessee1 Roe, Phil 02 Duncan, John 03 Fleischmann,Chuck04 DesJarlais, Scott 05 Cooper, Jim 1006 Black, Diane 07 Blackburn, Marsha 08 Fincher, Stephen 149 Cohen, Steve 100Texas1 Gohmert, Louie 02 Poe, Ted 03 Johnson, Sam 04 Hall, Ralph 05 Hensarling, Jeb 06 Barton, Joe 07 Culberson, John 08 Brady, Kevin 09 Green, Al 10010 McCaul, Michael 011 Conaway, Michael 012 Granger, Kay 013 Thornberry, Mac 014 Weber, Randy 015 Hinojosa, Rubén 10016 O'Rourke, Beto 10017 Flores, Bill 018Jackson Lee,Sheila10019 Neugebauer,Randy020 Castro, Joaquin 10021 Smith, Lamar 022 Olson, Pete 023 Gallego, Pete 5724 Marchant, Kenny 025 Williams, Roger 026 Burgess, Michael 027 Farenthold, Blake 028 Cuellar, Henry 5729 Green, Gene 10030 Johnson, Eddie 10031 Carter, John 032 Sessions, Pete 033 Veasey, Marc 10034 Vela, Filemon 10035 Doggett, Lloyd 10036 Stockman, Steve 0Utah1 Bishop, Rob 02 Stewart, Chris 03 Chaffetz, Jason 04 Matheson, Jim 86VermontWelch, Peter 100Virginia1 Wittman, Robert 02 Rigell, Scott 03 Scott, Bobby 1004 Forbes, Randy 05 Hurt, Robert 06 Goodlatte, Bob 07 Cantor, Eric 08 Moran, Jim 1009 Griffith, Morgan 010 Wolf, Frank 1411 Connolly, Gerald 100Washington1 DelBene, Suzan 1002 Larsen, Rick 1003Herrera Beutler,Jaime04 Hastings, Doc 05 McMorrisRodgers, Cathy06 Kilmer, Derek 1007 McDermott, Jim 1008 Reichert, David 149 Smith, Adam 10010 Heck, Denny 100West Virginia1 McKinley, David 02 Capito, Shelley 173 Rahall, Nick 29Wisconsin1 Ryan, Paul 02 Pocan, Mark 1003 Kind, Ron 1004 Moore, Gwen 1005 Sensenbrenner,James06 Petri, Tom 07 Duffy, Sean 08 Ribble, Reid 0WyomingLummis, Cynthia 0ü: Voted with NHLA’s position X: Voted against NHLA’s position DNV: Did Not Vote5

Economic EmpowermentSenators A B C %MaineCollins, Susan ü X X 33King, Angus ü ü ü 100MarylandCardin, Benjamin ü ü ü 100Mikulski, Barbara ü ü ü 100MassachusettsMarkey, Ed ü ü ü 100Warren, Elizabeth ü ü ü 100MichiganLevin, Carl ü ü ü 100Stabenow, Debbie ü ü ü 100MinnesotaFranken, Al ü ü ü 100Klobuchar, Amy ü ü ü 100MississippiCochran, Thad X X X 0Wicker, Roger X X X 0MissouriBlunt, Roy X X X 0McCaskill, Claire DNV ü ü 100MontanaBaucus, Max (Resigned 02/06/2014) ü ü ü 100Tester, Jon ü ü ü 100Walsh, John (02/09/2014-Present) ü 100NebraskaFischer, Deb X X X 0Johanns, Mike X X X 0NevadaHeller, Dean ü ü ü 100Reid, Harry ü p p 100New HampshireAyotte, Kelly ü X X 33Shaheen, Jeanne ü ü ü 100New JerseyBooker, Cory ü ü ü 100Menéndez, Bob ü ü ü 100New MexicoHeinrich, Martin ü ü ü 100Udall, Tom ü ü ü 100New YorkGillibrand, Kirsten ü ü ü 100Schumer, Chuck ü ü ü 100North CarolinaBurr, Richard X X X 0Hagan, Kay ü ü ü 100North DakotaHeitkamp, Heidi ü ü ü 100Hoeven, John X X X 0Senators A B C %OhioBrown, Sherrod ü ü ü 100Portman, Rob ü X X 33OklahomaCoburn, Thomas DNV X X 0Inhofe, Jim X X X 0OregonMerkley, Jeff ü ü ü 100Wyden, Ron ü ü ü 100PennsylvaniaCasey, Bob ü ü ü 100Toomey, Pat X X X 0Rhode IslandReed, John ü ü ü 100Whitehouse, Sheldon ü ü ü 100South CarolinaGraham, Lindsey X X X 0Scott, Tim X X X 0South DakotaJohnson, Tim ü ü ü 100Thune, John X X X 0TennesseeAlexander, Lamar X X X 0Corker, Bob X X X 0TexasCornyn, John X X X 0Cruz, Ted X X X 0UtahHatch, Orrin X X X 0Lee, Mike X X X 0VermontLeahy, Patrick ü ü ü 100Sanders, Bernie ü ü ü 100VirginiaKaine, Timothy ü ü ü 100Warner, Mark ü ü ü 100WashingtonCantwell, Maria ü ü ü 100Murray, Patty ü ü ü 100West VirginiaManchin, Joe ü ü ü 100Rockefeller, Jay ü ü ü 100WisconsinBaldwin, Tammy ü ü ü 100Johnson, Ron X X X 0WyomingBarrasso, John X X X 0Enzi, Michael X X X 0ü: Voted with NHLA’s position X: Voted against NHLA’s position DNV: Did Not VoteA: H.R. 3979 B: S. 1845 Cloture (Jan 14) C: S. 1845 Cloture (Feb 6)7

National Hispanic Leadership Agenda Congressional Scorecard113th CongressHouse Floor VotesA. On passage of the Nutrition Reform and WorkOpportunity Act (H.R. 3102)The bill would have reauthorized through fiscal 2016 theSupplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) andcut funding for it by $40 billion over 10 years. The bill wouldestablish a pilot program to allow states to impose newwork requirements on SNAP recipients, including parentsof young children exempt under current law. It would alsorequire that individuals receive at least $20 or more in aidthrough the Low Income Home Energy Assistance Programto qualify for automatic increases in SNAP benefits, and itwould authorize states to conduct drug testing on applicantsas a condition of receiving benefits. The CongressionalBudget Office estimated that this bill would end benefitsfor approximately 3.8 million low-income people in 2014,including children, seniors, veterans, active duty military,and working parents earning low wages. The bill passedthe House on September 19, 2013 by a vote of 217-210(6 not voting) (Roll Call Vote No. 476, 1st Session, 113thCongress), Democrats – 0 yes, 195 no, 5 not voting;Republicans – 217 yes, 15 no, 1 not voting. NHLA did notsupport the legislation.B. To amend the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 tomake improvements to the child tax credit, ChildTax Credit Improvement Act of 2014 (H.R. 4935)Amends the Internal Revenue Code, with respect to theChild Tax Credit, to 1) raise the income threshold for thephase out of the Child Tax Credit for married couples, 2)allow an inflation adjustment to the threshold amounts andthe $1,000 credit amount beginning after 2014, and 3)eliminate the Child Tax Credit for taxpaying parents whofile tax returns using an Individual Taxpayer IdentificationNumber (ITIN). ITINs are commonly used by individuals whoare not eligible to obtain a Social Security number, includinglawfully present individuals, such as certain survivors ofdomestic violence, Cuban and Haitian entrants, spousesand children of individuals with employment visas, as wellas undocumented immigrants with U.S. citizen children.The bill passed the House on July 25, 2014 by a voteof 237-173 (22 not voting) (Roll Call Vote No. 451, 2ndSession, 113th Congress), Democrats – 25 yes, 168 no,6 not voting; Republicans – 212 yes, 5 no, 16 not voting.NHLA opposed this legislation.Representatives A B %Alabama1Bonner, Jo(Resigned 08/02/2013)2 Byrne, Bradley01/08/2014-Present)X 03 Roby, Martha X X 04 Rogers, Mike X X 05 Aderholt, Robert X X 06 Brooks, Mo X X 07 Bachus, Spencer X X 08 Sewell, Terri ü ü 100AlaskaYoung, Don ü X 50Arizona1 Kirkpatrick, Ann ü ü 1002 Barber, Ron ü X 503 Grijalva, Raúl ü ü 1004 Gosar, Paul X X 05 Salmon, Matt X X 06 Schweikert, David X X 07 Pastor, Ed ü ü 1008 Franks, Trent X X 09 Sinema, Kyrsten ü X 50Arkansas1 Crawford, Eric X X 02 Griffin, Tim X X 03 Womack, Steve X X 04 Cotton, Tom X X 0California1 LaMalfa, Doug X X 02 Huffman, Jared ü ü 1003 Garamendi, John ü X 504 McClintock, Tom X X 05 Thompson, Mike ü ü 1006 Matsui, Doris ü ü 1007 Bera, Ami ü X 508 Cook, Paul X X 09 McNerney, Jerry ü ü 10010 Denham, Jeff X ü 5011 Miller, George ü ü 10012 Pelosi, Nancy ü ü 10013 Lee, Barbara ü ü 10014 Speier, Jackie ü ü 10015 Swalwell, Eric ü ü 10016 Costa, Jim ü ü 10017 Honda, Mike ü DNV 10018 Eshoo, Anna ü ü 10019 Lofgren, Zoe ü ü 10020 Farr, Sam ü ü 10021 Valadao, David ü ü 10022 Nunes, Devin X X 023 McCarthy, Kevin X X 024 Capps, Lois ü ü 10025 McKeon, Buck X X 026 Brownley, Julia ü X 5027 Chu, Judy ü ü 10028 Schiff, Adam ü ü 10029 Cárdenas, Tony ü ü 10030 Sherman, Brad ü ü 100Representatives A B %31 Miller, Gary ü X 5032 Napolitano, Grace ü ü 10033 Waxman, Henry ü ü 10034 Becerra, Xavier ü ü 10035Negrete McLeod,üGloriaü 10036 Ruiz, Raul ü X 5037 Bass, Karen ü ü 10038 Sánchez, Linda ü ü 10039 Royce, Ed X X 040 Roybal-Allard,Lucilleü ü 10041 Takano, Mark ü ü 10042 Calvert, Ken X X 043 Waters, Maxine ü ü 10044 Hahn, Janice ü ü 10045 Campbell, John X DNV 046 Sanchez, Loretta ü ü 10047 Lowenthal, Alan ü ü 10048 Rohrabacher,DanaX X 049 Issa, Darrell X X 050 Hunter, Duncan X X 051 Vargas, Juan ü ü 10052 Peters, Scott ü X 5053 Davis, Susan ü ü 100Colorado1 DeGette, Diana ü ü 1002 Polis, Jared DNV ü 1003 Tipton, Scott X X 04 Gardner, Cory X X 05 Lamborn, Doug X X 06 Coffman, Mike X X 07 Perlmutter, Ed ü ü 100Connecticut1 Larson, John ü ü 1002 Courtney, Joe ü ü 1003 DeLauro, Rosa ü ü 1004 Himes, James ü ü 1005 Esty, Elizabeth ü ü 100DelawareCarney, John ü ü 100Florida1 Miller, Jeff X X 02 Southerland, Steve X X 03 Yoho, Ted X X 04 Crenshaw, Ander X X 05 Brown, Corrine ü ü 1006 DeSantis, Ron X X 07 Mica, John X X 08 Posey, Bill X X 09 Grayson, Alan ü ü 10010 Webster, Daniel X X 011 Nugent, Richard X X 012 Bilirakis, Gus X X 013Young, W. Bill(Died 10/08/2013)X 088

Economic EmpowermentRepresentatives A B %Representatives A B %Representatives A B %Representatives A B %13 Jolly, David(03/11/2014-Present)X 014 Castor, Kathy ü ü 10015 Ross, Dennis X X 016 Buchanan, Vern X X 017 Rooney, Thomas X X 018 Murphy, Patrick ü X 5019 Radel, Trey(Resigned 01/27/2014)X 019 Clawson, Curt(06/25/2014-Present)X 020 Hastings, Alcee ü ü 10021 Deutch, Theodore ü ü 10022 Frankel, Lois ü ü 10023 WassermanSchultz, Debbieü DNV 10024 Wilson, Frederica ü ü 10025 Diaz-Balart, Mario X ü 5026 Garcia, Joe ü X 5027 Ros-Lehtinen,IleanaX ü 50Georgia1 Kingston, Jack X DNV 02 Bishop, Sanford ü X 503 Westmoreland,LynnX X 04 Johnson, Hank ü ü 1005 Lewis, John ü ü 1006 Price, Tom X X 07 Woodall, Rob X X 08 Scott, Austin X X 09 Collins, Doug X X 010 Broun, Paul X X 011 Gingrey, Phil X DNV 012 Barrow, John ü X 5013 Scott, David ü ü 10014 Graves, Tom X X 0Hawaii1 Hanabusa,Colleenü ü 1002 Gabbard, Tulsi ü ü 100Idaho1 Labrador, Raúl X X 02 Simpson, Mike X X 0Illinois1 Rush, Bobby DNV ü 1002 Kelly, Robin ü ü 1003 Lipinski, Daniel ü ü 1004 Gutiérrez, Luis ü ü 1005 Quigley, Mike ü ü 1006 Roskam, Peter X X 07 Davis, Danny DNV ü 1008 Duckworth,Tammyü ü 1009 Schakowsky, Jan ü ü 10010 Schneider,Bradleyü X 5011 Foster, Bill ü ü 10012 Enyart, William ü X 5013 Davis, Rodney X X 014 Hultgren, Randy X X 015 Shimkus, John X X 016 Kinzinger, Adam X X 017 Bustos, Cheri ü X 5018 Schock, Aaron X X 0Indiana1 Visclosky, Peter ü ü 1002 Walorski, Jackie X X 03 Stutzman, Marlin X X 04 Rokita, Todd X X 05 Brooks, Susan X X 06 Messer, Luke X X 07 Carson, André ü ü 1008 Bucshon, Larry X X 09 Young, Todd X X 0Iowa1 Braley, Bruce ü X 502 Loebsack, David ü X 503 Latham, Tom X X 04 King, Steve X X 0Kansas1 Huelskamp, Tim X X 02 Jenkins, Lynn X X 03 Yoder, Kevin X DNV 04 Pompeo, Mike X DNV 0Kentucky1 Whitfield, Ed X X 02 Guthrie, Brett X X 03 Yarmuth, John ü ü 1004 Massie, Thomas X X 05 Rogers, Hal X X 06 Barr, Andy X X 0Louisiana1 Scalise, Steve X X 02 Richmond, Cedric ü ü 1003 Boustany, Charles X X 04 Fleming, John X X 055Alexander, Rodney(Resigned 09/27/2013)McAllister, Vance(11/16/2013-Present)X 0X 06 Cassidy, Bill X X 0Maine1 Pingree, Chellie ü ü 1002 Michaud, Michael ü ü 100Maryland1 Harris, Andy X X 0Ruppersberger, A.2 ü ü 100Dutch3 Sarbanes, John ü ü 1004 Edwards, Donna ü ü 1005 Hoyer, Steny ü ü 1006 Delaney, John ü ü 1007 Cummings, Elijah ü ü 1008 Van Hollen, Chris ü ü 100Massachusetts1 Neal, Richard ü ü 1002 McGovern, Jim ü ü 1003 Tsongas, Niki ü DNV 1004 Kennedy, Joseph ü ü 1005Markey, Ed(Resigned 07/15/2013)05Clark, Katherine(12/10/2013-Present)ü 1006 Tierney, John ü ü 1007 Capuano, Michael ü ü 1008 Lynch, Stephen ü ü 1009 Keating, William ü ü 100Michigan1 Benishek, Dan X X 02 Huizenga, Bill X X 03 Amash, Justin X X 04 Camp, Dave X X 05 Kildee, Daniel ü ü 1006 Upton, Fred X X 07 Walberg, Tim X X 08 Rogers, Mike X DNV 09 Levin, Sander ü ü 10010 Miller, Candice X X 011 Bentivolio, Kerry X X 012 Dingell, John ü ü 10013 Conyers, John ü ü 10014 Peters, Gary ü X 50Minnesota1 Walz, Timothy ü ü 1002 Kline, John X X 03 Paulsen, Erik X X 04 McCollum, Betty ü ü 1005 Ellison, Keith ü ü 1006 Bachmann,MicheleX X 07 Peterson, Collin ü X 508 Nolan, Richard ü ü 100Mississippi1 Nunnelee, Alan X DNV 02 Thompson,Bennieü ü 1003 Harper, Gregg X X 04 Palazzo, Steven X X 0Missouri1 Clay, Lacy ü ü 1002 Wagner, Ann X X 03 Luetkemeyer,BlaineX X 04 Hartzler, Vicky X X 05 Cleaver, Emanuel ü ü 1006 Graves, Sam X DNV 07 Long, Billy X X 08 Smith, Jason X X 0MontanaDaines, Steve X X 0Nebraska1 Fortenberry, Jeff ü X 502 Terry, Lee X X 03 Smith, Adrian X X 0Nevada1 Titus, Dina ü ü 1002 Amodei, Mark X X 03 Heck, Joseph X X 04 Horsford, Steven ü ü 100New Hampshire1 Shea-Porter, Carol ü ü 1002 Kuster, Ann ü X 50New Jersey1Andrews, Rob(Resigned 02/18/2014)ü 1001 Currently Vacant2 LoBiondo, Frank ü X 503 Runyan, Jon X X 04 Smith, Chris ü X 505 Garrett, Scott X X 06 Pallone, Frank ü ü 1007 Lance, Leonard X X 08 Sires, Albio ü ü 1009 Pascrell, Bill ü ü 10010 Payne, Donald ü ü 10011 Frelinghuysen,RodneyX X 012 Holt, Rush ü ü 100New Mexico1Lujan Grisham,Michelleü ü 1002 Pearce, Steve X X 03 Luján, Ben ü ü 100New York1 Bishop, Timothy ü ü 1002 King, Pete ü X 503 Israel, Steve ü ü 1004 McCarthy, Carolyn DNV ü 1005 Meeks, Gregory ü ü 1006 Meng, Grace ü ü 1007 Velázquez, Nydia ü ü 1008 Jeffries, Hakeem ü ü 1009 Clarke, Yvette ü ü 10010 Nadler, Jerrold ü ü 10011 Grimm, Michael ü X 5012 Maloney, Carolyn ü ü 10013 Rangel, Charles ü ü 10014 Crowley, Joseph ü ü 10015 Serrano, José ü ü 10016 Engel, Eliot DNV ü 10017 Lowey, Nita ü ü 10018 Maloney, Sean ü X 5019 Gibson,Christopherü X 5020 Tonko, Paul ü ü 10021 Owens, William ü ü 10022 Hanna, Richard ü X 5023 Reed, Tom X X 024 Maffei, Daniel ü X 5025 Slaughter, Louise ü ü 100ü: Voted with NHLA’s position X: Voted against NHLA’s position DNV: Did Not VoteA: H.R. 3102 B: H.R. 49359

National Hispanic Leadership Agenda Congressional Scorecard113th CongressGovernment Accountability:Political AppointmentsFollowing are five Senate confirmation votes for Latinos whose nominations to serve in President Barack Obama’ssecond-term Administration were supported by NHLA.It is also worth noting that there are additional nominees, such as U.S. Small Business Administration AdministratorMaria Contreras-Sweet, who were confirmed by voice vote and others who are still awaiting a final floor vote in theU.S. Senate. They will not appear on this table but are listed at Latinoappointments.org.A. Thomas E. Perez, Secretary, U.S. Department of LaborPresident Obama nominated Perez on March 18, 2013 to replace outgoing Labor Secretary Hilda Solis. On July17, 2013 the Senate voted 60-40 for cloture, formally ending the filibuster Perez’s nomination. On July 18, 2013, theSenate voted 54-46 to confirm him (121 days from nomination to confirmation).B. Katherine Archuleta, Director, U.S. Office of Personnel ManagementPresident Obama nominated Katherine Archuleta as the first Latina to head the U.S. Office of Personnel Managementon May 23, 2013. After a cloture vote of 81-18, she was confirmed 62-35 on October 30, 2013 (159 days fromnomination to confirmation).C. Alejandro Mayorkas, Deputy Secretary, U.S. Department of Homeland SecurityOn June 27, 2013, President Obama nominated Alejandro Mayorkas as the Deputy Secretary of the U.S. Departmentof Homeland Security (DHS). On December 19, 2013 the Senate voted 55-45 on cloture then confirmed Mayorkasin a 54-41 vote the next day, on December 20, 2013 (176 days from nomination to confirmation).D. Julian Castro, Secretary, U.S. Department of Housing and Urban DevelopmentOn May 22, 2014 President Obama announced Castro as the nominee to be the next Secretary of Housing andUrban Development. Castro was confirmed by the Senate on July 9, 2014 by a vote of 71-26 (48 days fromnomination to confirmation).E. Leon Rodriguez, Director, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration ServicesThe President nominated Leon Rodriguez as Director of the U.S. Office of Citizenship and Immigration Services onJanuary 7, 2014. The cloture vote to proceed to Rodriguez’s nomination was a 52-44 party-line vote and he was confirmed,also on a 52-44 vote on June 24, 2014 (166 days from nomination to confirmation).12

Political AppointmentsSENATE VOTESStates A B C D E %AlabamaSessions, Jeff X X X X X 0Shelby, Richard X X X ü X 20AlaskaBegich, Mark ü ü ü ü ü 100Murkowski, Lisa X ü X ü X 40ArizonaFlake, Jeff X ü DNV X X 25McCain, John X ü X X X 20ArkansasBoozman, John X X X X X 0Pryor, Mark ü ü ü ü DNV 100CaliforniaBoxer, Barbara ü ü ü ü ü 100Feinstein, Dianne ü ü ü ü ü 100ColoradoBennet, Michael ü ü ü ü ü 100Udall, Mark ü ü ü ü ü 100ConnecticutBlumenthal, Richard ü ü ü ü ü 100Murphy, Christopher ü ü ü ü ü 100DelawareCarper, Thomas ü ü ü ü ü 100Coons, Chris ü ü ü ü ü 100FloridaNelson, Bill ü ü ü ü ü 100Rubio, Marco X X X ü X 20GeorgiaChambliss, Saxby X ü X ü X 40Isakson, John X DNV DNV ü X 33HawaiiHirono, Mazie ü ü ü ü ü 100Schatz, Brian ü ü ü DNV DNV 100IdahoCrapo, Michael X X X X X 0Risch, James X X X X X 0IllinoisDurbin, Richard ü ü ü ü ü 100Kirk, Mark X X X X X 0IndianaCoats, Daniel X X X X X 0Donnelly, Joe ü ü ü ü ü 100IowaGrassley, Chuck X X X X X 0Harkin, Tom ü ü ü ü ü 100KansasMoran, Jerry X X X X X 0Roberts, Pat X X X X X 0KentuckyMcConnell, Mitch X X X X X 0Paul, Rand X X X X X 0SENATE VOTESStates A B C D E %LouisianaLandrieu, Mary ü ü ü ü ü 100Vitter, David X X X DNV X 0MaineCollins, Susan X ü X ü X 40King, Angus ü ü ü ü ü 100MarylandCardin, Benjamin ü ü ü ü ü 100Mikulski, Barbara ü ü ü ü ü 100MassachusettsMarkey, Ed ü ü ü ü ü 100Warren, Elizabeth ü ü ü ü ü 100MichiganLevin, Carl ü ü ü ü ü 100Stabenow, Debbie ü ü ü ü ü 100MinnesotaFranken, Al ü ü ü ü ü 100Klobuchar, Amy ü ü ü ü ü 100MississippiCochran, Thad X X X ü DNV 25Wicker, Roger X X X ü X 20MissouriBlunt, Roy X X X ü X 20McCaskill, Claire ü ü ü ü ü 100MontanaBaucus, Max(Resigned 02/06/ 2014)ü ü ü 100Tester, Jon ü ü ü ü ü 100Walsh, John(02/09/2014-Present)ü ü 100NebraskaFischer, Deb X ü X X X 20Johanns, Mike X ü DNV ü DNV 67NevadaHeller, Dean X X X ü X 20Reid, Harry ü ü DNV ü ü 100New HampshireAyotte, Kelly X X X ü X 20Shaheen, Jeanne ü ü ü ü ü 100New JerseyChiesa, JeffreyX(sworn in 06/10/13) (resigned 10/31/13)ü 50Booker, Cory ü ü ü 100Menéndez, Bob ü ü ü ü ü 100New MexicoHeinrich, Martin ü ü ü ü ü 100Udall, Tom ü ü ü ü ü 100New YorkGillibrand, Kirsten ü ü ü ü ü 100Schumer, Chuck ü ü ü ü ü 100North CarolinaBurr, Richard X X X X X 0Hagan, Kay ü ü ü ü ü 100SENATE VOTESStates A B C D E %North DakotaHeitkamp, Heidi ü ü ü ü ü 100Hoeven, John X X X ü X 20OhioBrown, Sherrod ü ü ü ü ü 100Portman, Rob X X X ü X 20OklahomaCoburn, Thomas X X X X X 0Inhofe, Jim X DNV X X X 0OregonMerkley, Jeff ü ü ü ü ü 100Wyden, Ron ü ü ü ü ü 100PennsylvaniaCasey, Bob ü ü ü ü ü 100Toomey, Pat X ü X X X 20Rhode IslandReed, John ü ü ü ü ü 100Whitehouse, Sheldon ü ü ü ü ü 100South CarolinaGraham, Lindsey X X X ü X 20Scott, Tim X X X ü X 20South DakotaJohnson, Tim ü ü ü ü ü 100Thune, John X X X X X 0TennesseeAlexander, Lamar X X DNV ü X 25Corker, Bob X X X ü X 20TexasCornyn, John X X X ü X 20Cruz, Ted X X X X X 0UtahHatch, Orrin X X X X X 0Lee, Mike X X X X X 0VermontLeahy, Patrick ü ü ü ü ü 100Sanders, Bernie ü ü ü ü ü 100VirginiaKaine, Timothy ü DNV ü ü ü 100Warner, Mark ü ü ü ü ü 100WashingtonCantwell, Maria ü ü ü ü ü 100Murray, Patty ü ü ü ü ü 100West VirginiaManchin, Joe ü ü ü ü X 80Rockefeller, Jay ü ü ü DNV ü 100WisconsinBaldwin, Tammy ü ü ü ü ü 100Johnson, Ron X X X X X 0WyomingBarrasso, John X X X X X 0Enzi, Michael X X X X X 0ü: Voted with NHLA’s position X: Voted against NHLA’s position DNV: Did Not VoteA: Thomas E. Perez, U.S. Department of LaborB: Katherine Archuleta, Office of U.S. Personnel ManagementC: Alejandro Mayorkas, U.S. Department of Homeland SecurityD: Julian Castro, U.S. Department of Housing and Urban DevelopmentE: Leon Rodriguez, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services13

National Hispanic Leadership Agenda Congressional Scorecard113th CongressImmigration ReformSenate Floor VotesA. On Motion to Table Grassley Amendment 1195to Border Security, Economic Opportunity, andImmigration Modernization Act of 2013 (S. 744)Sen. Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa) offered an amendmentto the Border Security, Economic Opportunity, andImmigration Modernization Act that prohibits thegranting of registered provisional immigrant status untilthe Secretary has maintained effective control of theborders for 6 months. NHLA opposes any efforts thatwould delay the initial registration process of a path tocitizenship. The Senate adopted the motion to tablethe amendment on June 13, 2013 by a vote of 57-43(Roll Call Vote No. 148, 1s Session, 113th Congress),Democrats – 50 yes, 2 no, 0 not voting; Republicans– 5 yes, 41 no, 0 not voting; Independents – 2 yes, 0no, 0 not voting. NHLA supported the motion to tablethe amendment.B. Thune Amendment 1197 to Border Security, EconomicOpportunity, and Immigration Modernization Act of2013 (S. 744)Sen. John Thune (R-South Dakota) offered anamendment to the Border Security, EconomicOpportunity, and Immigration Modernization Act thatrequires the completion of 350 miles of reinforced,double-layered fencing before registered provisionalimmigrant status may be granted and to require thecompletion of 700 miles of such fencing before thestatus of registered provisional immigrants may beadjusted to permanent resident status. NHLA membersoppose the construction of a wall along the southwestborder. The Senate rejected the amendment on June18, 2013 by a vote of 39-54 (Roll Call Vote No. 151,1st Session, 113th Congress), Democrats – 2 yes, 47no, 3 not voting; Republicans – 37 yes, 4 no, 4 notvoting; Independents – 0 yes, 2 no, 0 not voting. NHLAopposed the amendment.C. On Cloture Motion to Border Security, EconomicOpportunity, and Immigration Modernization Act of2013 (S. 744) (see footnote on page 24)The Border Security, Economic Opportunity, andImmigration Modernization Act reforms virtually everyaspect of the country’s immigration system, includingborder security, legal immigration, interior enforcement,and the creation of a roadmap to citizenship for partof the nation’s undocumented population. The Senateadopted cloture on June 27, 2013 by a vote of 68-32(Roll Call Vote No. 167, 1st Session, 113th Congress),Democrats – 52 yes, 0 no, 0 not voting; Republicans– 14 yes, 32 no, 0 not voting; Independents – 2 yes, 0no, 0 not voting. NHLA supported the motion.*D. On Final Passage of Border Security, EconomicOpportunity, and Immigration Modernization Act of2013 (S. 744) (see footnote on page 24)The Border Security, Economic Opportunity, andImmigration Modernization Act reforms virtually everyaspect of the country’s immigration system, includingborder security, legal immigration, interior enforcement,and the creation of a roadmap to citizenship for partof the nation’s undocumented population. The Senateadopted the legislation on June 27, 2013 by a voteof 68-32 (Roll Call Vote No. 168, 1st Session, 113thCongress), Democrats – 52 yes, 0 no, 0 not voting;Republicans 14 yes, 32 no, 0 not voting; Independents– 2 yes, 0 no, 0 not voting. NHLA supported thelegislation.*E. On Motion to Waive All Applicable BudgetaryDiscipline to Emergency Supplemental AppropriationsAct of 2014 (S. 2648) (see footnote on page 24)The Emergency Supplemental Appropriations Actprovides emergency supplemental appropriations forthe Department of Homeland Security, DepartmentHealth and Human Services, and other agenciesinvolved in addressing the unaccompanied minorcrisis. The Senate failed to adopt cloture on July 31,2014 by a vote of 50-44 (Roll Call Vote No. 252, 2ndSession, 113th Congress), Democrats – 48 yes, 0 no,4 not voting; Republicans 0 yes, 44 no, 3 not voting;Independents – 2 yes, 0 no, 0 not voting. NHLAsupported the motion.* The Southwest Voter Registration Education Project(SVREP) dissented from the call for clotureand final passage of S. 744.14

ImmigrationSENATE VOTESStates A B C D E %AlabamaSessions, Jeff X X X X X 0Shelby, Richard X DNV X X X 0AlaskaBegich, Mark ü ü ü ü ü 100Murkowski, Lisa ü ü ü ü ü 100ArizonaFlake, Jeff ü ü ü ü X 80McCain, John ü ü ü ü DNV 100ArkansasBoozman, John X X X X X 0Pryor, Mark X X ü ü ü 60CaliforniaBoxer, Barbara ü ü ü ü ü 100Feinstein, Dianne ü DNV ü ü ü 100ColoradoBennet, Michael ü ü ü ü ü 100Udall, Mark ü ü ü ü ü 100ConnecticutBlumenthal, Richard ü ü ü ü ü 100Murphy, Christopher ü ü ü ü ü 100DelawareCarper, Thomas ü ü ü ü ü 100Coons, Chris ü ü ü ü ü 100FloridaNelson, Bill ü ü ü ü ü 100Rubio, Marco ü ü ü ü ü 100GeorgiaChambliss, Saxby X X X X ü 20Isakson, John X X X X ü 20HawaiiHirono, Mazie ü ü ü ü ü 100Schatz, Brian ü ü ü ü DNV 100IdahoCrapo, Michael X X X X X 0Risch, James X X X X X 0IllinoisDurbin, Richard ü ü ü ü ü 100Kirk, Mark X X ü ü X 40IndianaCoats, Daniel X X X X X 0Donnelly, Joe ü ü ü ü ü 100IowaGrassley, Chuck X X X X ü 20Harkin, Tom ü ü ü ü DNV 100KansasMoran, Jerry X X X X X 0Roberts, Pat X X X X DNV 0KentuckyMcConnell, Mitch X X X X X 0Paul, Rand X X X X X 0LouisianaLandrieu, Mary ü ü ü ü X 80Vitter, David X X X X X 0SENATE VOTESStates A B C D E %MaineCollins, Susan X X ü ü ü 60King, Angus ü ü ü ü ü 100MarylandCardin, Benjamin ü ü ü ü ü 100Mikulski, Barbara ü DNV ü ü ü 100MassachusettsCowan, Mo(02/01/2013-07/16/2013)Markey, Ed(0716/2013-Present)ü ü ü ü 100ü 100Warren, Elizabeth ü ü ü ü ü 100MichiganLevin, Carl ü ü ü ü ü 100Stabenow, Debbie ü ü ü ü ü 100MinnesotaFranken, Al ü ü ü ü ü 100Klobuchar, Amy ü ü ü ü ü 100MississippiCochran, Thad X DNV X X DNV 0Wicker, Roger X DNV X X X 0MissouriBlunt, Roy X X X X X 0McCaskill, Claire ü ü ü ü ü 100MontanaBaucus, Max(Resigned 02/06/2014)ü ü ü ü 100Tester, Jon ü ü ü ü ü 100Walsh, John(02/09/2014-Present)ü 100NebraskaFischer, Deb X X X X X 0Johanns, Mike X X X X X 0NevadaHeller, Dean X X ü ü ü 60Reid, Harry ü ü ü ü ü 100New HampshireAyotte, Kelly X X ü ü ü 60Shaheen, Jeanne ü ü ü ü ü 100New JerseyChiesa, Jeffrey(Sworn in 06/10/13)X X ü ü 50(Resigned 10/31/13)Booker, Cory(Sworn in 10/31/13)ü 100Menéndez, Bob ü ü ü ü ü 100New MexicoHeinrich, Martin ü ü ü ü ü 100Udall, Tom ü ü ü ü ü 100New YorkGillibrand, Kirsten ü ü ü ü ü 100Schumer, Chuck ü ü ü ü ü 100North CarolinaBurr, Richard X X X X X 0Hagan, Kay ü ü ü ü X 80SENATE VOTESStates A B C D E %North DakotaHeitkamp, Heidi ü ü ü ü ü 100Hoeven, John X X ü ü X 40OhioBrown, Sherrod ü ü ü ü ü 100Portman, Rob X X X X X 0OklahomaCoburn, Thomas X X X X X 0Inhofe, Jim X DNV X X X 0OregonMerkley, Jeff ü ü ü ü ü 100Wyden, Ron ü ü ü ü ü 100PennsylvaniaCasey, Bob ü ü ü ü ü 100Toomey, Pat X X X X X 0Rhode IslandReed, John ü ü ü ü ü 100Whitehouse, Sheldon ü ü ü ü ü 100South CarolinaGraham, Lindsey ü ü ü ü X 80Scott, Tim X X X X X 0South DakotaJohnson, Tim ü ü ü ü ü 100Thune, John X X X X X 0TennesseeAlexander, Lamar X X ü ü X 40Corker, Bob X X ü ü ü 60TexasCornyn, John X X X X ü 20Cruz, Ted X X X X X 0UtahHatch, Orrin X X ü ü ü 60Lee, Mike X X X X X 0VermontLeahy, Patrick ü ü ü ü ü 100Sanders, Bernie ü ü ü ü ü 100VirginiaKaine, Timothy ü ü ü ü ü 100Warner, Mark ü ü ü ü ü 100WashingtonCantwell, Maria ü ü ü ü ü 100Murray, Patty ü ü ü ü ü 100West VirginiaManchin, Joe X X ü ü ü 60Rockefeller, Jay ü ü ü ü ü 100WisconsinBaldwin, Tammy ü ü ü ü ü 100Johnson, Ron X X X X X 0WyomingBarrasso, John X X X X X 0Enzi, Michael X X X X X 0ü: Voted with NHLA’s position X: Voted against NHLA’s position) DNV: Did Not VoteA: Amendment (Grassley) 1195 to S. 744B: Amendment (Thune) 1197 to S. 744C: S. 744, Border Enforcement, Economic Opportunity, and Immigration ModernizationAct of 2013, ClotureD: S. 744, Border Enforcement, Economic Opportunity, and Immigration Modernization Act of 2013,PassageE: S. 2648, Emergency Supplemental Appropriations Act, 2014, Cloture15

National Hispanic Leadership Agenda Congressional Scorecard113th CongressHouse Floor VotesA. King Amendment to the FY 2014Department of Homeland SecurityAppropriations Act (H.R. 2217)Rep. Steve King (R-Iowa) offered anamendment to the FY 2014 Department ofDefense Appropriations Act prohibiting theuse of funds from being used to implementDeferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA)and other forms of prosecutorial discretion.The House adopted the amendment onJune 6, 2013, by a vote of 224-201 (Roll CallVote No. 208, 1st Session, 113th Congress),Democrats – 3 yes, 195 no, 3 not voting;Republicans – 221 yes, 6 no, 6 not voting.NHLA opposed the amendment.B. Faithful Execution of the Law Act of 2014(H.R. 3973)The Faithful Execution of the Law Actwould require employees and officers ofthe Executive Branch to report to Congressevery time they exercise discretion in theimplementation of their authority. The Houseadopted the legislation on March 13, 2014,by a vote of 244 – 171 (Roll Call Vote No. 129,2nd Session, 113th Congress), Democrats –18 yes, 170 no, 11 not voting; Republicans– 226 yes, 1 no, 5 not voting. NHLA opposedthe legislation.C. Executive Needs to Faithfully Observeand Respect Congressional Enactments(ENFORCE) the Law Act of 2014(H.R. 4138)The ENFORCE the Law Act would permitCongress to sue the Administration whenofficers or employees of the Executive Branchexercise discretion in implementing federallaws. The House adopted the legislationon March 12, 2014, by a vote of 233-181(Roll Call Vote No. 124, 2nd Session, 113thCongress), Democrats – 5 yes, 181 no, 13not voting; Republicans – 228 yes, 0 no, 3 notvoting. NHLA opposed the legislation.Representatives A B C D E %Alabama1Bonner, Jo(Resigned 08/02/2013)X 02Byrne, Bradley(01/08/2014-Present)X X X X X 03 Roby, Martha X X X X X 04 Rogers, Mike X X X X X 05 Aderholt, Robert X X X X X 06 Brooks, Mo X X X X X 07 Bachus, Spencer ü X X X X 208 Sewell, Terri ü ü ü ü ü 100AlaskaYoung, DonDNVX X X X 0Arizona1 Kirkpatrick, Ann ü ü ü ü ü 1002 Barber, Ron ü X ü ü ü 803 Grijalva, Raúl ü ü ü ü ü 1004 Gosar, Paul X DNV DNV X X 05 Salmon, Matt X X X X X 06 Schweikert, David X X X X X 07 Pastor, Ed ü ü ü ü ü 1008 Franks, Trent X DNV X X X 09 Sinema, Kyrsten ü X ü ü ü 80Arkansas1 Crawford, Eric X X X X X 02 Griffin, Tim X X X X X 03 Womack, Steve X X X X X 04 Cotton, Tom X X X X X 0California1 LaMalfa, Doug X X X X X 02 Huffman, Jared ü ü ü ü ü 1003 Garamendi, John ü ü ü DNV DNV 1004 McClintock, Tom X X X X X 05 Thompson, MikeDNVü ü ü ü 1006 Matsui, Doris ü ü DNV ü ü 1007 Bera, Ami ü X ü ü ü 808 Cook, Paul X X X X X 09 McNerney, Jerry ü ü ü ü ü 10010 Denham, Jeff ü X X X ü 4011 Miller, George ü ü DNV ü ü 10012 Pelosi, Nancy ü ü DNV ü ü 10013 Lee, Barbara ü ü ü ü ü 10014 Speier, Jackie ü ü ü DNV DNV 10015 Swalwell, Eric ü ü ü ü ü 10016 Costa, Jim ü ü ü ü ü 10017 Honda, Mike ü ü ü ü ü 10018 Eshoo, Anna ü ü ü ü ü 10019 Lofgren, Zoe ü ü ü ü ü 10020 Farr, Sam ü ü ü ü ü 10021 Valadao, David ü X X X ü 4022 Nunes, Devin ü X X X DNV 2523 McCarthy, Kevin X X X X X 0Representatives A B C D E %24 Capps, Lois ü ü ü ü ü 10025 McKeon, Buck X X X X X 026 Brownley, Julia ü ü ü ü ü 10027 Chu, Judy ü ü ü ü ü 10028 Schiff, Adam ü ü ü ü ü 10029 Cárdenas, Tony ü ü ü ü ü 10030 Sherman, Brad ü X ü ü ü 8031 Miller, Gary X X X DNV DNV 032 Napolitano, Grace ü ü ü ü ü 10033 Waxman, Henry ü DNV ü ü ü 10034 Becerra, XavierDNV DNV ü ü ü 10035Negrete McLeod,Gloriaü ü ü ü ü 10036 Ruiz, Raul ü ü ü DNV DNV 10037 Bass, Karen ü DNV ü ü ü 10038 Sánchez, Linda ü ü ü DNV DNV 10039 Royce, Ed X X X X X 040 Roybal-Allard,Lucilleü ü ü ü ü 10041 Takano, Mark ü ü ü ü ü 10042 Calvert, Ken X X X X X 043 Waters, Maxine ü DNV ü ü ü 10044 Hahn, Janice ü ü ü ü ü 10045 Campbell, JohnDNVX X DNV DNV 046 Sanchez, Loretta ü ü ü ü ü 10047 Lowenthal, Alan ü ü ü ü ü 10048 Rohrabacher, Dana X ü X X X 2049 Issa, Darrell X X X X X 050 Hunter, Duncan X X X X X 051 Vargas, Juan ü ü ü ü ü 10052 Peters, Scott ü X ü ü ü 8053 Davis, Susan ü ü ü DNV DNV 100Colorado1 DeGette, Diana ü ü ü ü ü 1002 Polis, Jared ü ü ü ü ü 1003 Tipton, Scott X X X X X 04 Gardner, Cory X X X X ü 205 Lamborn, Doug X X X X X 06 Coffman, Mike X X X X ü 207 Perlmutter, Ed ü ü ü ü ü 100Connecticut1 Larson, John ü ü ü ü ü 1002 Courtney, Joe ü DNV ü ü ü 1003 DeLauro, Rosa ü ü DNV ü ü 1004 Himes, James ü ü ü ü ü 1005 Esty, Elizabeth ü ü ü ü ü 100DelawareCarney, John ü ü ü ü ü 100Florida1 Miller, Jeff X X X X X 02 Southerland, Steve X X X X X 03 Yoho, Ted X X X X X 016

ImmigrationRepresentatives A B C D E %4 Crenshaw, Ander X X X X X 05 Brown, Corrine ü ü ü ü ü 1006 DeSantis, Ron X X X X X 07 Mica, John X X X X X 08 Posey, Bill X X X X X 09 Grayson, Alan ü ü ü DNV DNV 10010 Webster, Daniel X X X X X 011 Nugent, Richard X X X X X 012 Bilirakis, Gus X X X X X 013Young, W. Bill(Died 10/08/2013)X 013 Jolly, David(03/11/2014-Present)X X X 014 Castor, Kathy ü ü ü ü ü 10015 Ross, Dennis X X X X X 016 Buchanan, Vern X X X X X 017 Rooney, Thomas X X X X 018 Murphy, Patrick ü X ü ü ü 801919Radel, Trey(Resigned 01/27/2014)Clawson, Curt(06/25/2014-Present)X 0X X 020 Hastings, Alcee ü ü ü ü ü 10021 Deutch, Theodore ü ü ü ü ü 10022 Frankel, Lois ü ü DNV ü ü 10023 Wasserman ü ü ü ü ü 100Schultz, Debbie24 Wilson, Frederica ü ü ü ü ü 10025 Diaz-Balart, MarioDNVX X X ü 2526 Garcia, Joe ü ü ü ü ü 10027 Ros-Lehtinen, Ileana ü X X X ü 40Georgia1 Kingston, Jack X X X X X 02 Bishop, Sanford ü ü ü ü ü 1003 Westmoreland, Lynn X X X X X 04 Johnson, Hank ü ü ü ü ü 1005 Lewis, John ü ü ü ü ü 1006 Price, Tom X X X X X 07 Woodall, Rob X X X X X 08 Scott, Austin X X X X X 09 Collins, Doug X X X X X 010 Broun, Paul X X X ü X 2011 Gingrey, Phil X X X X X 012 Barrow, John X X X ü X 2013 Scott, David ü ü ü ü ü 10014 Graves, Tom X X X X X 0Hawaii1 Hanabusa, Colleen ü ü ü dnv dnv 1002 Gabbard, Tulsi ü ü ü ü ü 100Idaho1 Labrador, Raúl X X X X X 02 Simpson, Mike X X X X X 0Representatives A B C D E %Illinois1 Rush, Bobby ü DNV ü DNV DNV 1002 Kelly, Robin ü ü ü ü ü 1003 Lipinski, Daniel ü X ü ü P 754 Gutiérrez, Luis ü ü ü ü ü 1005 Quigley, Mike ü ü ü ü ü 1006 Roskam, Peter X X X X X 07 Davis, Danny ü ü ü ü ü 1008 Duckworth, Tammy ü ü ü ü ü 1009 Schakowsky, Jan ü ü DNV ü ü 10010 Schneider, Bradley ü X ü ü ü 8011 Foster, Bill ü ü ü ü ü 10012 Enyart, William ü ü ü ü ü 10013 Davis, Rodney X X X X X 014 Hultgren, Randy X X X X X 015 Shimkus, John X X X X X 016 Kinzinger, Adam X X X X ü 2017 Bustos, Cheri ü X ü ü ü 8018 Schock, Aaron X X X DNV DNV 0Indiana1 Visclosky, Peter ü ü ü ü ü 1002 Walorski, Jackie X X X X X 03 Stutzman, Marlin X X X X X 04 Rokita, Todd X X X X X 05 Brooks, Susan X X X X X 06 Messer, Luke X X X X X 07 Carson, André ü ü ü ü ü 1008 Bucshon, Larry X X X X X 09 Young, Todd X X X X X 0Iowa1 Braley, Bruce ü ü ü ü ü 1002 Loebsack, David ü ü DNV ü ü 1003 Latham, Tom X X X X X 04 King, Steve X X X X X 0Kansas1 Huelskamp, Tim X X X X X 02 Jenkins, Lynn X X X X X 03 Yoder, Kevin X X X X X 04 Pompeo, Mike X X X X X 0Kentucky1 Whitfield, EdDNVX X X DNV 02 Guthrie, Brett X X X X X 03 Yarmuth, John ü ü ü ü ü 1004 Massie, Thomas X X X ü X 205 Rogers, Hal X X X X X 06 Barr, Andy X X X X X 0Louisiana1 Scalise, Steve X X X X X 02 Richmond, Cedric ü DNV ü ü ü 1003 Boustany, Charles X X X X X 04 Fleming, John X X X X X 055Representatives A B C D E %Alexander, Rodney(Resigned 09/27/2013)McAllister, Vance(11/16/2013-Present)X 0X X X X 06 Cassidy, Bill X X X X X 0Maine1 Pingree, Chellie ü ü DNV ü ü 1002 Michaud, Michael ü ü ü ü ü 100Maryland1 Harris, Andy X X X X X 02Ruppersberger, A.Dutchü ü ü ü ü 1003 Sarbanes, John ü ü ü ü ü 1004 Edwards, Donna ü ü DNV ü ü 1005 Hoyer, Steny ü ü ü ü ü 1006 Delaney, John ü ü ü ü ü 1007 Cummings, Elijah ü ü ü ü ü 1008 Van Hollen, Chris ü ü ü ü ü 100Massachusetts1 Neal, Richard ü ü ü ü ü 1002 McGovern, Jim ü ü ü ü ü 1003 Tsongas, Niki ü ü ü ü ü 1004 Kennedy, Joseph ü ü ü ü DNV 1005Markey, Ed(Resigned 07/15/2013)ü 1005Clark, Katherine(12/10/2013-Present)ü ü ü ü 1006 Tierney, John ü ü ü ü ü 1007 Capuano, Michael ü ü ü ü ü 1008 Lynch, Stephen ü ü ü ü ü 1009 Keating, William ü ü ü ü ü 100Michigan1 Benishek, Dan X X X X X 02 Huizenga, Bill X X X X X 03 Amash, Justin X X X X X 04 Camp, Dave X X X DNV DNV 05 Kildee, Daniel ü ü ü ü ü 1006 Upton, Fred X X X X ü 207 Walberg, Tim X X X X X 08 Rogers, Mike X X X X X 09 Levin, Sander ü ü ü ü ü 10010 Miller, Candice X X X X X 011 Bentivolio, Kerry X X X X X 012 Dingell, John ü DNV DNV ü ü 10013 Conyers, John ü ü ü ü ü 10014 Peters, Gary ü ü ü ü ü 100Minnesota1 Walz, Timothy ü ü ü ü ü 1002 Kline, John X X X X X 03 Paulsen, Erik X X X X X 04 McCollum, Betty ü ü ü ü ü 1005 Ellison, Keith ü ü ü DNV ü 1006 Bachmann, Michele X DNV X X X 07 Peterson, Collin ü X X ü X 40ü: Voted with NHLA’s position X: Voted against NHLA’s position DNV: Did Not VoteA: Amendment (King) 136 to H.R. 2217, Department of Homeland Security Appropriations Act,2014, PassageB: H.R. 3973, Faithful Execution of the Law Act of 2014, PassageC: H.R. 4138, Executive Needs to Faithfully Observe and Respect Congressional Enactmentsof the Law Act of 2014, PassageD: H.R. 5230, Supplemental Appropriations for Fiscal Year ending September 30, 2014,PassageE: H.R. 5272, To Prohibit Certain Actions with Respect to Deferred Action for Aliens Not LawfullyPresent in the United States, Passage17

National Hispanic Leadership Agenda Congressional Scorecard113th CongressD. Making Supplemental Appropriations forthe Fiscal Year Ending September 30, 2014(H.R. 5230)The Supplemental Appropriations bill allocatesadditional funding for border enforcement,immigration courts, national guard, andamends the Trafficking Victims ProtectionAct of 2008 to make it easier to removeunaccompanied children from non-contiguouscountries. The House adopted the legislationon August 1, 2014, by a vote of 223 – 189(Roll Call Vote No. 478, 2nd Session, 113thCongress), Democrats – 1 yes, 185 no, 13not voting; Republicans – 222 yes, 4 no, 7 notvoting. NHLA opposed the legislation.E. To Prohibit Certain Actions with Respectto Deferred Action for Aliens Not LawfullyPresent in the United States (No NewDREAMers Act) (H.R. 5272)The No New DREAMers Act would preventthe Administration from adjudicating futurerequests for deferred action, expandingdeferred action, or granting employmentauthorization to most undocumentedimmigrants. The House adopted the legislationon August 1, 2014, by a vote of 216 – 192(Roll Call Vote No. 479, 2nd Session, 113thCongress), Democrats – 4 yes, 181 no, 1present, 13 not voting; Republicans – 212yes, 11 no, 0 present, 10 not voting. NHLAopposed the legislation.Representatives A B C D E %8 Nolan, Richard ü ü ü ü ü 100Mississippi1 Nunnelee, Alan X X X DNV DNV 02 Thompson, Bennie ü ü ü ü ü 1003 Harper, Gregg X X X X X 04 Palazzo, Steven X X X X X 0Missouri1 Clay, Lacy ü ü ü ü ü 1002 Wagner, Ann X DNV X X X 03 Luetkemeyer, Blaine X X X X X 04 Hartzler, Vicky X X X X X 05 Cleaver, Emanuel ü ü ü ü ü 1006 Graves, Sam X X X X X 07 Long, Billy X X X X X 08 Smith, Jason X X X X X 0MontanaDaines, Steve X X X X X 0Nebraska1 Fortenberry, Jeff X X X X X 02 Terry, Lee X X X X X 03 Smith, Adrian X X X X X 0Nevada1 Titus, Dina ü ü ü ü ü 1002 Amodei, Mark X DNV DNV X ü 333 Heck, Joseph X X X X ü 204 Horsford, Steven ü ü ü ü ü 100New Hampshire1 Shea-Porter, Carol ü ü ü ü ü 1002 Kuster, Ann ü ü ü ü ü 100New Jersey1Andrews, Rob(Resigned 02/18/2014)ü 1001 Currently Vacant2 LoBiondo, Frank X X X X X 03 Runyan, Jon X X X X X 04 Smith, Chris X X X X X 05 Garrett, Scott X X X X X 06 Pallone, Frank ü ü ü ü ü 1007 Lance, Leonard X X X X X 08 Sires, Albio ü ü ü ü ü 1009 Pascrell, Bill ü ü ü ü ü 10010 Payne, Donald ü ü ü ü ü 10011 Frelinghuysen,RodneyX X X X X 012 Holt, Rush ü ü ü ü ü 100New Mexico1Lujan Grisham,Michelleü ü ü ü ü 1002 Pearce, Steve X X X X X 03 Luján, Ben ü ü ü ü ü 100New York1 Bishop, Timothy ü ü ü ü ü 1002 King, Pete X X X X X 03 Israel, Steve ü ü ü ü ü 1004 McCarthy, CarolynDNVü ü ü ü 100Representatives A B C D E %5 Meeks, Gregory ü ü ü ü ü 1006 Meng, Grace ü ü DNV ü ü 1007 Velázquez, Nydia ü ü DNV ü ü 1008 Jeffries, Hakeem ü ü ü ü ü 1009 Clarke, Yvette ü ü ü ü ü 10010 Nadler, Jerrold ü ü ü ü ü 10011 Grimm, Michael ü X X X X 2012 Maloney, Carolyn ü ü ü ü ü 10013 Rangel, Charles ü DNV DNV ü ü 10014 Crowley, Joseph ü ü ü ü ü 10015 Serrano, José ü ü ü ü ü 10016 Engel, Eliot ü ü ü ü ü 10017 Lowey, Nita ü ü ü ü ü 10018 Maloney, Sean ü X ü ü ü 8019 Gibson, Christopher X X X X X 020 Tonko, Paul ü ü ü ü ü 10021 Owens, William ü ü ü ü ü 10022 Hanna, Richard X X X X X 023 Reed, Tom X X X X X 024 Maffei, Daniel ü X ü ü ü 8025 Slaughter, Louise ü ü ü ü ü 10026 Higgins, Brian ü ü ü ü ü 10027 Collins, Chris X X X X X 0North Carolina1 Butterfield, G.K. ü ü ü ü ü 1002 Ellmers, Renee X X X X X 03 Jones, Walter X X X ü X 204 Price, David ü ü ü ü ü 1005 Foxx, Virginia X X X X X 06 Coble, Howard X X X X X 07 McIntyre, Mike X X ü ü X 408 Hudson, Richard X X X X X 09 Pittenger, Robert X X X X 010 McHenry, Patrick X X X X X 011 Meadows, Mark X X X X X 012Watt, Mel(Resigned 01/06/2014)ü 10012 Currently Vacant13 Holding, George X X X X X 0North DakotaCramer, Kevin X X X X X 0Ohio1 Chabot, Steve X X X X X 02 Wenstrup, Brad X X X X X 03 Beatty, Joyce ü ü ü ü ü 1004 Jordan, Jim X X X X X 05 Latta, Robert X X X X X 06 Johnson, Bill X X X X X 07 Gibbs, Bob X X X X DNV 08 Boehner, John S S S S S9 Kaptur, Marcy ü ü ü ü ü 10010 Turner, Michael X X X X X 011 Fudge, Marcia ü ü ü ü ü 10018

ImmigrationRepresentatives A B C D E %12 Tiberi, Pat X X X X X 013 Ryan, Tim ü ü ü ü ü 10014 Joyce, David X X X X X 015 Stivers, Steve X X X X X 016 Renacci, James X X X X X 0Oklahoma1 Bridenstine, Jim X X X X X 02 Mullin, Markwayne X X X X X 03 Lucas, Frank X X X X X 04 Cole, Tom X X X X X 05 Lankford, James X X X X X 0Oregon1 Bonamici, Suzanne ü ü ü ü ü 1002 Walden, Greg X X X X X 03 Blumenauer, Earl ü ü ü DNV DNV 1004 DeFazio, Peter ü ü ü ü ü 1005 Schrader, Kurt ü X ü ü ü 80Pennsylvania1 Brady, Robert ü ü ü ü ü 1002 Fattah, Chaka ü ü ü DNV DNV 1003 Kelly, Mike X X X X X 04 Perry, Scott X X X X X 05 Thompson, Glenn X X X X X 06 Gerlach, Jim X X X X X 07 Meehan, Patrick X X X X X 08 Fitzpatrick, Michael X X X X X 09 Shuster, Bill X X X X X 010 Marino, Tom X X X X X 011 Barletta, Lou X X X X X 012 Rothfus, Keith X X X X X 013 Schwartz, Allyson ü ü ü ü ü 10014 Doyle, Mike ü ü ü ü ü 10015 Dent, Charles X X X X X 016 Pitts, Joseph X X X X X 017 Cartwright,ü ü ü ü ü 100Matthew18 Murphy, Tim X X X X X 0Rhode Island1 Cicilline, David ü ü ü ü ü 1002 Langevin, Jim ü ü ü ü ü 100South Carolina1 Sanford, Mark X X X X X 02 Wilson, Joe X X X X X 03 Duncan, Jeff X X X X X 04 Gowdy, Trey X X X X X 05 Mulvaney, Mick X X X X X 06 Clyburn, Jim ü ü ü ü ü 1007 Rice, Tom X X X X X 0South DakotaNoem, Kristi X X X X X 0Tennessee1 Roe, Phil X X X X X 0Representatives A B C D E %2 Duncan, John X X X X X 03 Fleischmann, Chuck X X X X X 04 DesJarlais, Scott X X X DNV DNV 05 Cooper, Jim ü ü ü ü ü 1006 Black, Diane X X X X X 07 Blackburn, Marsha X X X X X 08 Fincher, Stephen X X X ü X 209 Cohen, Steve ü ü ü ü ü 100Texas1 Gohmert, Louie X X X X X 02 Poe, Ted X X X X X 03 Johnson, Sam X X X X X 04 Hall, Ralph X X X X X 05 Hensarling, Jeb X X X X X 06 Barton, Joe X X X X X 07 Culberson, John X X X X X 08 Brady, Kevin X X X X X 09 Green, Al ü ü ü ü ü 10010 McCaul, Michael X X X X X 011 Conaway, Michael X X X X X 012 Granger, Kay X X X X X 013 Thornberry, Mac X X X X X 014 Weber, Randy X X X X X 015 Hinojosa, Rubén ü DNV ü ü ü 10016 O'Rourke, Beto ü ü ü ü ü 10017 Flores, Bill X X X X X 018 Jackson Lee, Sheila ü ü ü ü ü 10019 Neugebauer, Randy X X X X X 020 Castro, Joaquin ü ü ü ü ü 10021 Smith, Lamar X X X X X 022 Olson, Pete X X X X X 023 Gallego, Pete ü X X ü ü 6024 Marchant, Kenny X X X X X 025 Williams, Roger X X X X X 026 Burgess, Michael X X X X X 027 Farenthold, Blake X X X X X 028 Cuellar, Henry ü X X X ü 4029 Green, Gene ü ü ü DNV DNV 10030 Johnson, Eddie ü ü ü ü ü 10031 Carter, John X X X X X 032 Sessions, PeteDNVX X X X 033 Veasey, Marc ü ü ü ü ü 10034 Vela, Filemon ü ü ü ü ü 10035 Doggett, Lloyd ü ü ü ü ü 10036 Stockman, Steve X X X X X 0Utah1 Bishop, Rob X X X X X 02 Stewart, Chris X X X X X 03 Chaffetz, Jason X X X X X 04 Matheson, Jim ü ü ü ü ü 100VermontWelch, Peter ü ü ü ü ü 100Representatives A B C D E %Virginia1 Wittman, Robert X X X X X 02 Rigell, Scott X X X X X 03 Scott, Bobby ü ü ü ü ü 1004 Forbes, Randy X X X X X 05 Hurt, Robert X X X X X 06 Goodlatte, Bob X X X X X 07 Cantor, Eric X X X DNV DNV 08 Moran, Jim ü ü ü ü ü 1009 Griffith, Morgan X X X X X 010 Wolf, Frank X X X X X 011 Connolly, Gerald ü ü ü ü ü 100Washington1 DelBene, Suzan ü ü ü ü ü 1002 Larsen, Rick ü ü ü ü ü 1003Herrera Beutler,JaimeX X X X X 04 Hastings, Doc X X X X X 05McMorris Rodgers,CathyX X X X X 06 Kilmer, Derek ü ü ü ü ü 1007 McDermott, Jim ü ü ü DNV DNV 1008 Reichert, David X X X X ü 209 Smith, Adam ü DNV ü ü ü 10010 Heck, Denny ü ü ü ü ü 100West Virginia1 McKinley, David X X X X X 02 Capito, Shelley X X X X X 03 Rahall, Nick X X X ü X 20Wisconsin1 Ryan, Paul X X X X X 02 Pocan, Mark ü ü ü ü ü 1003 Kind, Ron ü ü ü ü ü 1004 Moore, Gwen ü ü ü ü ü 1005 Sensenbrenner,JamesX X X X X 06 Petri, Tom X X X X X 07 Duffy, Sean X X X X X 08 Ribble, Reid X X X X X 0WyomingLummis, Cynthia X X X X X 0A: Amendment (King) 136 to H.R. 2217, Department of Homeland Security Appropriations Act,2014, PassageB: H.R. 3973, Faithful Execution of the Law Act of 2014, PassageC: H.R. 4138, Executive Needs to Faithfully Observe and Respect Congressional Enactmentsof the Law Act of 2014, PassageD: H.R. 5230, Supplemental Appropriations for Fiscal Year ending September 30, 2014,PassageE: H.R. 5272, To Prohibit Certain Actions with Respect to Deferred Action for Aliens Not LawfullyPresent in the United States, Passage19

Immigration ReformAddendumThe votes in the addendum took place in the Senate and House Judiciary committees, and they are not includedin the calculation of the Members’ overall percentage scores as only a portion of the total number of Members ineach chamber are represented on the committees. Nevertheless, these debates on immigration within these twocommittees offered insight into the breadth and complexity of immigration reform.Known as “regular order,” the congressional committee process involves marking up legislation before reporting itto the House or Senate floor. The use of regular order - especially in the Senate - represents a marked departurefrom the recent historical trend of bypassing the committee process or truncating debate and amendments withincommittee. Regular order allows members of Congress who have expertise in areas related to legislation to moreclosely review, analyze, and amend legislation. Accordingly, NHLA looked closely at amendments and legislation inthe committee process; identified those that had the greatest impact on legalization, due process, and benefits; andincluded them as an aside within the NHLA congressional scorecard.

AddendumSENATE JUDICIARY COMMITTEEFranken Amendment 7 (ARM13584) to BorderSecurity, Economic Opportunity, and ImmigrationModernization Act (S. 744)Sen. Franken (D-Minnesota) offered an amendmentto the Border Security, Economic Opportunity, andImmigration Modernization Act to improve immigrationenforcement policies to protect child wellbeing andpromote family unity by ensuring that immigrant parentsare able to make decisions regarding childcare at thetime of apprehension, while in immigration detention,and prior to and following removal. The Senate JudiciaryCommittee adopted the amendment on May 20, 2013,by a vote of 18-0, Democrats – 10 yes, 0 no; Republicans– 8 yes, 0 no. NHLA supported the amendment.Feinstein Amendment 1 (EAS13279) to BorderSecurity, Economic Opportunity, and ImmigrationModernization Act of 2013 (S. 744)Sen. Dianne Feinstein (D-California) offered an amendmentto the Border Security, Economic Opportunity, andImmigration Modernization Act that broadens thedefinition from those convicted of certain crimes tothose charged with certain crimes for purposes ofreimbursement of state and local governments under theState Criminal Alien Assistance Program (SCAAP). Thiscould incentivize greater state or local enforcement. TheSenate Judiciary Committee adopted the amendmenton May 9, 2013, by a vote of 10-8, Democrats – 3 yes,7 no; Republicans – 7 yes, 1 no. NHLA opposed theamendment.Sessions Amendment 9 (EAS13443) to BorderSecurity, Economic Opportunity, and ImmigrationModernization Act of 2013 (S. 744)Sen. Jeff Sessions (R-Alabama) offered an amendmentto the Border Security, Economic Opportunity, andImmigration Modernization Act that requires completionof the 700 miles of reinforced, double-layered fencingbefore the Administration grants registered provisionalimmigrant (RPI) status. The Senate Judiciary Committeerejected the amendment on May 9, 2013 by a vote of6-12, Democrats – 0 yes, 10 no; Republicans – 6 yes, 2no. NHLA opposed the amendment.Cruz Amendment 2 (DAV13373) to Border Security,Economic Opportunity, and Immigration ModernizationAct of 2013 (S. 744)Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) offered an amendment to theBorder Security, Economic Opportunity, and ImmigrationModernization Act that denies United States citizenship toanyone who has ever previously been in the US while notin lawful status. This approach would prevent registeredprovisional immigrant (RPI) holders and blue card holdersfrom having the opportunity to eventually naturalize andmay even retroactively repeal the naturalization of certainU.S. citizens. The Senate Judiciary Committee rejectedthe amendment on May 21, 2013 by a vote of 5-13,Democrats – 0 yes, 10 no; Republicans – 5 yes, 3 no.NHLA opposed the amendment.Cruz Amendment 4 (MDM13526) to Border Security,Economic Opportunity, and Immigration ModernizationAct of 2013 (S. 744)Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) offered an amendment to theBorder Security, Economic Opportunity, and ImmigrationModernization Act that rewrites Sections 2303 (repealof diversity visa lottery), 2304 (world-wide levels andvisa recapture), 2305 (reclassification of spouses andchildren of legal permanent resident (LPR) as immediaterelatives), 2306 (country caps), and 2307 (allocation ofvisas) of S.744. This approach would reduce familysponsoredimmigration and would make it harderto reunite families. The Senate Judiciary Committeerejected the ammendment on May 21, 2013 by a vote of6-12, Democrats – 0 yes, 10 no; Republicans – 6 yes, 2no. NHLA opposed the amendment.Grassley Amendment 17 (EAS13399) to BorderSecurity, Economic Opportunity, and ImmigrationModernization Act of 2013 (S. 744)Sen. Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa) offered an amendmentto the Border Security, Economic Opportunity, andImmigration Modernization Act that limits judicial reviewof decisions on applications for adjustment to registeredprovisional immigrant (RPI), DREAM Act, Blue Card, orlegal permanent permanent resident (LPR) status fromone the aforementioned statuses. This would abolishmost judicial review of decisions and direct claims to theUnited States District Court of the District of Columbia.The only exemption would be for challenges to theconstitutionality of the law itself or the regulations. TheSenate Judiciary Committee rejected the amendmenton May 21, 2013 by a vote of 6-12, Democrats – 0 yes,10 no; Republicans – 6 yes, 2 no. NHLA opposed theamendment.21

National Hispanic Leadership Agenda Congressional Scorecard113th CongressLee Amendment 15 (ARM13492) to BorderSecurity, Economic Opportunity, and ImmigrationModernization Act of 2013 (S. 744)Sen. Mike Lee (R-Utah) offered an amendment to theBorder Security, Economic Opportunity, and ImmigrationModernization Act that adds “intent” requirement tothe bill’s employment discrimination protections basedon national origin or citizenship. This approach wouldunduly limit the ability to prove unlawful discrimination,foreclosing the use of methods of proof long sanctionedby the Supreme Court. The Senate Judiciary Committeerejected the amendment on May 20, 2013 by vote of6-12, Democrats – 0 yes, 10 no; Republicans – 6 yes, 2no. NHLA opposed the amendment.Border Security, Economic Opportunity, andImmigration Modernization Act of 2013 (S. 744)The Border Security, Economic Opportunity, andImmigration Modernization Act reforms virtually everyaspect of the country’s immigration system, includingborder security, legal immigration, interior enforcement,and the creation of a roadmap to citizenship for partof the nation’s undocumented population. The SenateJudiciary Committee adopted the legislation on May21, 2013 by a vote of 13-5, Democrats – 10 yes, 0no; Republicans – 3 yes, 5 no. NHLA supported thelegislation.SENATE JUDICIARY COMMITTEEFranken 7Feinstein 1Sessions 9Cruz 2Cruz 4Grassley 17Lee 15S. 744%Leahy, Chairman (VT) ü ü ü ü ü ü ü ü 100Feinstein (CA) ü X ü ü ü ü ü ü 88Schumer (NY) ü X ü ü ü ü ü ü 88Durbin (IL) ü ü ü ü ü ü ü ü 100Whitehouse (RI) ü ü ü ü ü ü ü ü 100Klobuchar (MN) ü ü ü ü ü ü ü ü 100Franken (MN) ü X ü ü ü ü ü ü 88Coons (DE) ü ü ü ü ü ü ü ü 100Blumenthal (CT) ü ü ü ü ü ü ü ü 100Hirono (HI) ü ü ü ü ü ü ü ü 100Grassley, Ranking Member (IA) ü ü X X X X X X 25Hatch (UT) ü X X X X X X ü 25Sessions (AL) ü X X X X X X X 13Graham (SC) ü X ü ü ü ü ü ü 88Cornyn (TX) ü X X X X X X X 13Lee (UT) ü X X X X X X X 13Cruz (TX) ü X X X X X X X 13Flake (AZ) ü X ü ü ü ü ü ü 8822

Immigration Reform AddendumHOUSE JUDICIARY COMMITTEELegal Workforce Act of 2013 (H.R. 1772)The Legal Workforce Act directs the Secretary ofHomeland Security to establish an employment eligibilityverification system, patterned after the E-Verify system,and eliminates the current paper-based I-9 system. TheHouse Judiciary Committee adopted the legislation onJune 26, 2013 by a vote of 22-9, Democrats – 0 yes,9 no; Republicans – 22 yes, 0 no. NHLA opposed thelegislation.Agricultural Guestworker Act of 2013 (H.R. 1773)The Agricultural Guestworker Act reforms the agriculturalguestworker program by creating a new category: H2C.This program would allow temporary workers to cometo the United States to work in agricultural-related fieldswithout employee or due process protections. TheHouse Judiciary Committee adopted the legislation onJune 19, 2013 by a vote of 20-16, Democrats – 0 yes,16 no; Republicans – 20 yes, 0 no. NHLA opposed thelegislation.Strengthen and Fortify Enforcement (SAFE) Act of2013 (H.R. 2278)The SAFE Act would dramatically increase interiorimmigration enforcement, expand grounds for removal,and allow state and local governments to enforceimmigration law. The House Judiciary Committeeadopted the legislation on June 18, 2013 by a vote of20-15, Democrats – 0 yes, 15 no; Republicans – 20 yes,0 no. NHLA opposed the legislation.HOUSE JUDICIARY COMMITTEERepresentativesH.R. 1772H.R. 1773H.R. 2278%Goodlatte, Chairman (VA) X X X 0Sensenbrenner (WI) X X X 0Coble (NC) X X DNV 0Smith (TX) X X X 0Chabot (OH) X X X 0Bachus (AL) X X X 0Issa (CA) X X DNV 0Forbes (VA) X X X 0King (IA) X X X 0Franks (AZ) X X X 0Gohmert (TX) DNV DNV DNV IJordan (OH) X X X 0Poe (TX) X X X 0Chaffetz (UT) X X X 0Marino (PA) X DNV X 0Gowdy (SC) X X X 0Amodei (NV) X X X 0Labrador (ID) X X X 0Farenthold (TX) X X X 0Holding (NC) X X X 0Collins (GA) X X X 0DeSantis (FL) X X X 0Smith (MO) X X X 0Conyers, Ranking Member (MI) ü ü ü 100Nadler (NY) DNV ü ü 100Scott (VA) ü ü ü 100Watt (NC) DNV ü DNV 100Lofgren (CA) ü ü ü 100Jackson Lee (TX) DNV ü ü 100Cohen (TN) DNV ü ü 100Johnson (GA) DNV ü ü 100Pierluisi (PR) ü ü ü 100Chu (CA) ü ü ü 100Deutch (FL) ü ü ü 100Gutierrez (IL) DNV ü ü 100Bass (CA) DNV ü ü 100Richmond (LA) DNV DNV DNV IDelBene (WA) ü ü ü 100Garcia (FL) ü ü ü 100Jeffries (NY) ü ü ü 10023

FootnoteS. 744, the Border Enforcement, Economic Opportunity, andImmigration Modernization Act of 2013, was a comprehensivebill that would have reformed our nation’s antiquatedimmigration system and provided a roadmap to citizenship forthe nation’s undocumented population.S. 744 included several provisions NHLA supported in theareas of legalization, legal immigration reform, federal andstate benefits, integration, enforcement reform, detentionreform, and due process.Enforcement reform provisions NHLA supported include:(1) improvements to use-of-force policies and training forimmigration agents; (2) the emphasis on alternatives todetention; (3) a limitation on immigration enforcement inlocations such as schools, hospitals, churches, and domesticviolence shelters; (4) the ability for the U.S. Department ofJustice to commence a civil action against notarios; and (5)the creation of criminal penalties for notario fraud.Legalization provisions NHLA supported include: (1) a roadmapto citizenship for eleven million undocumented immigrantsbeginning with a “registered provisional immigrant” (RPI)status; (2) a shortened roadmap to citizenship for DREAMAct-eligible youth; (3) a shortened roadmap to citizenshipfor agricultural workers via a new “blue card” status; (4)a ten-year backstop to issue visas in case of litigation overthe new law; (5) the suspension of removals for prospectiveRPI applicants; (6) the optional extension of the applicationperiod for RPI status for an additional eighteen months; (7) theallowance of “brief, casual, and innocent” breaks in presencefor applicants; (8) a duty for immigration authorities to engagein a multilingual information campaign to reach prospectiveapplicants; (9) the establishment of legal assistance grants;(10) the allowance of a single family application for RPI status;and (11) the allowance of RPI self-petitioning in the case ofdeath, divorce, or domestic violence.Legal immigration reform provisions NHLA supported include:(1) the reduction of the waiver standard for the three- andten-year bars from “extreme hardship” to “hardship;” and (2)classifying dependents of Lawful Permanent Residents (LPRs)as immediate relatives.Federal and state benefit provisions NHLA supported include:(1) an ability for all employment-authorized individuals toobtain commercial, professional, and business licenses andsit for corresponding professional and licensing exams; (2) theopening of federal loans, work study, and services to collegeboundimmigrants; and (3) the partial lifting of the ban on LegalService Corporation access for many farmworkers.Integration provisions NHLA supported include: (1) thecreation of a Task Force on New Americans to coordinate interagencywork impacting new Americans; (2) funding for theOffice of Citizenship and New Americans (OCNA) to facilitatedirect assistance in filing RPI and Blue Card applications,naturalization exam preparation, and adult civics/ESLeducation; and (3) the creation of a public-private partnershipto supplement OCNA’s services and outreach.24

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