BY FROMA HARROP SAN ANTONIO – It was over frozen lattes three blocks from the Alamo that Lydia Camarillo and I discussed the wave of Latino voters expected to change politics in Texas – and America. Camarillo is vice president of the Southwest Voter Registration Education Project, a group that signs up new Hispanic voters and spurs them to the polls. Some Texans predict that the “Latino giant” won’t fully flex its political might until […]
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