harris: parents are saying they will not be silenced by president biden s justice department and demanding a say in their children s education. i ll talk with a mom now being sued by a school board after advocating for her family and she says she is not backing down. and those jobs numbers today, dismal. the president, though, is celebrating vaccine mandates today. but could those vaccine mandates lead to even more americans exiting the job force? steve forbes is in the faulkner focus top of the hour. bill: thank you, harris. fox news celebrating hispanic heritage month with the story of a third generation mexican america strengthening the latino business community in kansas city. bryan llenas has that story. at a time when small businesses are rebounding from the pandemic, this hispanic
During Hispanic Heritage Month this year, Assemblywoman Suzette Valladares, R-Santa Clarita, will recognize constituents of Hispanic descent who have contributed to their community in the 38th Assembly District.
The monthlong celebration of Hispanic heritage starts Sept. 15 and runs through Oct. 15. The United States has been celebrating this time as Hispanic Heritage Month since 1968.
“We are accepting nominations for any outstanding Latino that has been contributing to our community,” said Patsy Ayala, a representative with Valladares’ office. “I want to open this nomination to the community because probably there’s an outstanding student that we don’t know is there.”
Ayala said the Assemblywoman will honor a total of 30 people, or one each day during the month, with a special recognition in honor of Hispanic Heritage Month.
lawsuit over a controversial law there. because the president is just arriving. sandra: on their feet to there in washington and the noon hour, the president has arrived, he is speaking at the latino coalition cement. they are added to the jw marriott in washington, d.c., and all of this after the president is going to be speaking after jeff sessions made that announcement, let s listen in. president trump: so many of our incredible leaders in the latino business community, and you guys are good business people, i know that for a fact. i have had to compete against you for a long time. [laughter] in fact i said i want to get out of that, i want to be president, it is easier. but i especially wanted to thank chairman hector for the invitation and many years of his leadership on behalf of america s small businesses but i want to recognize secretary chow, who is joining us today,