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John, I wanted to share a photo of me alongside Cesar Chavez and Mayor Washington, a symbol of my ongoing commitment to workers' rights.

Growing up in Chicago, I was inspired by civil rights leaders like Martin Luther King Jr and Cesar Chavez and their efforts to support civil rights and workers' rights.

Chuy García with Cesar Chavez and Mayor Harold Washington

Their early influence led me help buildlocal movements advocating for our community. Together we founded the 22nd Ward IPO, we fought to protect workers and challenge injustices in our communities.

Forty years later, my dedication to workers' rights remains unwavering.

As a member of the Congressional Labor Caucus and the Congressional Hispanic Caucus, I make sure to continue to champion legislation that uplifts Illinois workers wherever it's needed.

But our work is far from over.

I'm committed to securing even more funding for working families, improving healthcare access, and investing in vital infrastructure projects across our district. But I need you on my side to do this.

John, your support will help me keep fighting for you in Congress and provide better opportunities for all workers of Illinois— will you join me in ensuring that every worker gets the support they deserve by donating to my grassroots campaign today?

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In unity,

Chuy García

Jesús “Chuy” García is the Congressman of Illinois’ 4th Congressional District and one of the first Mexican immigrants to be sworn into the US Congress. Since taking office in 2019, Chuy has become a member of the Transportation and Infrastructure Committee and Deputy Whip of the Congressional Progressive Caucus.

As a progressive community leader and public servant for almost 40 years, Chuy has been recognized for his extensive work fighting for immigration rights, universal health care, criminal justice reform, and workers’ rights.

In 2015, Chuy emerged as a national leader when he challenged Mayor Rahm Emmanuel and became the first candidate in Chicago history to push an incumbent mayor into a runoff election. Chuy received an outpouring of local and national support and helped reawaken the independent progressive movement in Chicago.

Chuy has received many distinctions for his tireless advocacy of social justice. Chuy and his wife, Evelyn, continue to reside in Chicago’s Little Village neighborhood where they enjoy the company of their three children and several grandchildren.

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Chuy for Congress
137 N. 14th Avenue
Melrose Park, IL 60160

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