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Jorge Martinez

Jorge Martinez

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Reporter, Cicero Independiente

Chicago, Cicero

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Total articles 38

  • Sec. of Labor nominee backtracks on former pro-union stance

    By Jorge Martinez, Jorge Martínez, Lenna Peterson| northwestern.edu@ WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump’s pick for Secretary of Labor backpedaled her previous support for repealing right-to-work laws. Senators pressed nominee Lori Chavez-DeRemer, a former GOP congresswoman, about a pro-union bill she co-sponsored during her time in the House. More than half of states have right-to-work laws, which prohibit private companies from requiring employees to enter a union as a condition of hiring.

    By Jorge Martinez, Jorge Martínez, Lenna Peterson · northwestern.edu

    Feb. 19, 2025

  • With a divided House, food courts unite House interns

    By Jorge Martinez, Jorge Martínez, Rachel Spears, Edward Cruz| northwestern.edu@ WASHINGTON — On a recent afternoon the lunch rush was in full swing as Hill staffers stood in line in one of the Capitol’s many dining spots. From Dunkin’ to Subway to a beloved frozen yogurt stand, the options available can fulfill any craving. As most Americans can agree, everyone needs to eat. But the overwhelming majority of Americans — nearly 80% — said that the United States is more divided than ever before, according to a recent Gallup study. The makeup of the 119th Congress is no different.

    By Jorge Martinez, Jorge Martínez, Rachel Spears, Edward Cruz · northwestern.edu

    Feb. 11, 2025

  • Sec. of Labor nominee backtracks on former pro-union stance

    By Jorge Martinez, Jorge Martínez, Lenna Peterson| northwestern.edu@ WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump’s pick for Secretary of Labor backpedaled her previous support for repealing right-to-work laws. Senators pressed nominee Lori Chavez-DeRemer, a former GOP congresswoman, about a pro-union bill she co-sponsored during her time in the House. More than half of states have right-to-work laws, which prohibit private companies from requiring employees to enter a union as a condition of hiring.

    By Jorge Martinez, Jorge Martínez, Lenna Peterson · northwestern.edu

    Feb. 19, 2025

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Cicero Independiente