Democratic Reform:Proposed reforms including a recall referendum to remove a governor before term's end and preferential/ranked-choice voting systems.[1][2]
Economic Development / Federal Incentives:Supports tax-credit incentive legislation (e.g., Supply Chain Growth and Recovery Act) to attract manufacturing and tech companies to Puerto Rico and create jobs.[1]
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Federal Program Parity:Advocates for Puerto Rico to receive equal federal funding as states in programs such as Medicare, Medicaid, SNAP, and SSI.[1][2]
Immigrant Rights and Local Government Cooperation with ICE:Criticizes Puerto Rico's government for sharing personal data with federal immigration agencies and allowing raids that detained documented immigrants.[1][2]
Immigration Enforcement Funding:Opposes budget proposals allocating billions of dollars to ICE and CBP enforcement without oversight, citing harm to immigrant and Latino communities.[1][2]
Infrastructure Reconstruction:Pushes for efficient, transparent use of over $10 billion allocated for rebuilding Puerto Rico's electrical grid to speed up reconstruction projects.[1][2]
Puerto Rico Political Status:As resident commissioner candidate, opposed legislation that would exclude the Commonwealth from status process options, favoring an inclusive approach.[1]
