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" Healthcare Obama: Obama made healthcare reform a priority his first term and passed the Affordable Care Act, which extends coverage to the uninsured as well as offering people with preexisting conditions healthcare options. Going forward, Obama plans to end industry practice of charging women more than men for services, helping Medicaid provide preventative services, and lowering the costs of medicines. Romney: Despite passing universal healthcare for Massachusetts&amp;#039;s residents when he was governor, he promises he&amp;#039;ll repeal Obamacare. To help improve access to health care, he says he&amp;#039;ll encourage folks to purchase collective insurance plans, and make it legal for people to buy insurance across state lines. He also wants to create a voucher program to let seniors buy private insurance or Medicaid. Any difference in costs would have to be paid by the individual. Education Obama: He increased the number of federal Pell Grants and passed legislation that offered families with kids in college a $10,000 tax credit. In the next four years, he plans to give states more say on how to improve schools, and wants to cap college tuition rates, with the goal of cutting them in half over the next 10 years. He&amp;#039;s also hopes to bring community colleges and companies together to train new workers. Romney: He hopes to reform laws already in place, including making No Child Left Behind laws more transparent. He also hopes to give parents more say in the schools their kids attend as well as easing teachercertifications to attract new talent. Immigration Obama: Despite having deported more people than any other president in history, Obama promises toprioritize immigration reform this next go &amp;#039;round. He&amp;#039;s said he wants to use enforcement agencies to weed out criminals and dangerous people instead of students andfamilies. He&amp;#039;s also proposed allowing immigrants and their families to remain stateside while undergoing the immigration process. Romney: Although he&amp;#039;s not budging on amnesty for current undocumented immigrants, Romney does want to cut red tape for immigrants that are trying to bring their spouses and kids stateside. He also wants to encourage the hiring of talented expats by allowing more people from countries that have a cap to enter the workforce legally. He also supports the building of a &amp;quot;border wall&amp;quot; along the Texas/Mexico border. Jobs Obama: Having already authorized the auto bailout and putting recovery funds towards jumpstarting the manufacturing industry job market, he&amp;#039;s planning to get rid of tax breaks for companies that ship jobs overseas, with the intention of creating more jobs for the currently un- and under-employed. Romney: Utilizing his business-savvy, Romney drafted a five-point plan to create more jobs and get people more take-home pay. It includes updating job-training programs, creating stronger ties to businesses in Latin America, cutting the deficit, and hacking away at taxes on small businesses to encourage them to create more jobs. Haven&amp;#039;t registered yet? Visit your local post office or DMV and fill out your registration. Orvisit votolatino.org for more information on how and where to register. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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