Addressing the Injustice of Hispanic Profiling in America

Feb 05, 2026

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This research highlights the systemic mistreatment and profiling of Hispanic individuals in the U.S., emphasizing their pursuit of the American dream for their families. Led by Abraham Patterson and supported by the National Council La Raza (NCLR), the study reveals alarming statistics from 2000, showing that 13% of the Hispanic population faced unreasonable incarceration. The NCLR's advocacy aims to identify these injustices and encourage necessary reforms by urging the White House to take action through a proposed survey on this critical issue.

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Addressing the Injustice of Hispanic Profiling in America

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By: Leader: Abraham Patterson Researcher 1: Raymundo Elias Research 2: Natalie Nichols Writer: Elizabeth Palacios Profiling Hispanics
An Hispanic Life Most Hispanics goals are to join the American life for their families and elevate their social class but most of these people end up in trouble by being mistreated because of their race.
Profiling on Hispanic • National Council La Raza(NCLA) formed so this problem can be identified and to try and stop this injustice • NCLa states: in the year 2000 there were 13% Hispanics and 32% of them are in prison for unreasonable causes.
Profiling Hispanics
Profiling on Hispanics NCLR is trying to stop this mistreatment and recommend a survey on this issue by sending a message to the White House to stop the injustice.