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Ford Campaigns On Cutting Costs In Reno As Part Of Statewide 'Stuff Costs Too Much' Tour

Attorney General Aaron Ford made a jam-packed swing through Reno, talking with students, union leaders, workers, small business owners, and undecided voters about how he'll lead Nevada out of the failed Lombardo-Trump economy and lower costs for working families. He toured local businesses, held a roundtable with Young Democrats, met with union leaders, and answered questions from over 100 Washoe County residents at a town hall. (Ford for Nevada)

Ford begins his "Stuff Costs Too Much" tour across Nevada

It's lunchtime at Senor Tequilas in Reno. While at the grill, Ford is finding out from the owner Mario Jimenez what challenges Jimenez faces as a small business owner. Jimenez's thoughts to turn his employees. Jimenez's concerns are not lost on Ford who speaks fluent Spanish. Ford says in any language the economy is tough for small businesses. (video)

At Center for American Progress, Cortez Masto Condemns Trump's Mass Deportation Agenda, Shares Vision for the Future

Today, U.S. Senator Catherine Cortez Masto (D-Nev.) gave the keynote address at the Center for American Progress for their immigration event, The Cruelty Must End: Better Immigration Policies for a Stronger America. In her remarks, she condemned Donald Trump's mass deportation agenda and attacks on immigrant communities while charting her vision for the future of immigration policy.

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