Today, 1 year after the El Paso Massacre that tragically killed 23 people and left another 23 wounded, we reflect on the state of a city and a country battered by hatred, division and violence
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"1 year ago, my hometown was attacked by a white supremacist intent on fighting back on what he called an "invasion" of immigrants, language similar to that heard from anti-immigration advocates that has been adopted by Trump in his hate speech." - @_mariocarrillo_ #ElPasoStrong
"This was an all-out attack on Latinos in a city where we make up the vast majority of people. But in response to terror, El Paso has shown its resiliency and its commitment to continue being a beacon of hope for the world over." - @_mariocarrillo_ #ElPasoStrong
"As we reflect on the 1-year anniversary of that terrible day, let us elect leaders who forge unity, who believe that ‘all of us’ means all of us, and who get that the American people are more than ready to put ugly racial division behind." - @FrankSharry #ElPasoStrong
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