Former presidential candidate Julián Castro is pushing for a public boycott of Goya Foods to punish the company's CEO for praising President Donald Trump.
Democratic presidential candidate Julian Castro on Sunday said he “absolutely” believes his brother, Rep. Joaquin Castro (D., Texas), was right to release the names of San Antonio donors to President Donald Trump's “campaign of hate.”
Washington Free Beacon editor-in-chief Matthew Continetti argued that Rep. Joaquin Castro's (D., Texas) decision to post the names of supporters of President Donald Trump "crossed a line" and provides Trump supporters with only one way to support the president: the ballot box during a panel on Fox News's Special Report.
Democratic Texas congressman Joaquin Castro's published list of Trump donors in his hometown of San Antonio also included at least two people who have contributed to him, a Washington Free Beacon review found.
Texas representative Joaquin Castro (D.) defended his decision to publicly display the names and employers of 44 private citizens who donated to President Donald Trump during an interview on Morning Joe Wednesday morning.
President Donald Trump's reelection campaign has taken issue with a Facebook post from Texas congressman Joaquin Castro that lists the names and employers of Trump donors in San Antonio and accuses the private citizens of "contributing to harmful rhetoric that targets the Hispanic community and so many others."
Representative Joaquin Castro (D., Texas) has introduced a bill to remove the legal terms "alien" and "illegal alien" and replace them with "foreign national" and "undocumented foreign national."
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