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1046:) for refusing to leave the natural habitat the US military wished to continue using as a bombing range. Gutierrez was ultimately successful: in May 2003, the Atlantic Fleet Weapons Training Facility on Vieques Island was closed; and in May 2004, the U.S. Navy's last remaining base on Puerto Rico, the
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Gutiérrez's campaign volunteers were primarily women, "ex-hippies and ... community activists-black, white and
Hispanic". With the campaign theme: "Church, Family, Community", support from Mayor Harold Washington – who donated $ 12,000 to Gutiérrez – and the now 250 members of the West Town-26th Ward
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Students. In 1976, while a senior at Northeastern Illinois, he began driving a cab in order to raise enough funds to visit his long-time girlfriend, Soraida, in Puerto Rico. In 1977, after graduating from Northeastern Illinois University with
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Democratic committeeman in the March 1984 primary election. To fund his campaign, Gutiérrez returned to driving a cab seven days a week, 14 hours a day. Gutiérrez's work as a taxi driver grew his campaign fund to $ 6,000, against which Rostenkowski had hundreds of thousands of dollars.
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In his continued efforts to reform immigration, Gutiérrez has participated in two acts of non-violent civil disobedience outside of the White House. The first took place on May 1, 2010, where, following a speech delivered to hundreds at
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.'s bailout fund. The change made assessments based on total assets instead of total deposits, adding $ 1.4 billion in increased FDIC payments in its first year in force while reducing the cost to smaller
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English language learning among immigrants. Gutiérrez's district office was the first congressional office to seek and receive community
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After Daley declared his retirement in 2011, Gutiérrez' name was once again floated as a potential mayoral candidate. In an effort to draft the
Congressman into the race, students formed chapters of "Students for Luis Gutiérrez" at six colleges and two Chicago public high schools; but in October,
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President Obama, and the President's continued refusal to stop deportations of DREAM Act eligible youth, Gutiérrez and eleven labor, faith, and civil rights leaders were arrested outside the White House. A crowd of
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was later tapped to replace Gutierrez in the Chicago City Council in January 1993. In the general election, he defeated Republican nominee Hildegarde Rodriguez-Schieman 78%-22%. However, the 4th is a heavily Democratic district, and Gutiérrez had effectively clinched a seat in Congress with his
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in early September 2018, Gutiérrez stated that he was considering either running himself, or having Jesús "Chuy" García (the 2015 mayoral runner-up who was, at the time, running as the Democratic nominee to succeed Gutiérrez in congress) run for mayor. Ultimately, on September 12 (a week after
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came crashing through the front living room window of Gutiérrez's home. For a period of three months following the firebombing, his family lived in hotel rooms. The offenders were never identified, but Gutiérrez attributed the attack to "culprits from the right ... opposed to reform and Mayor
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population and Soliz's highly negative campaign, Gutiérrez won the Democratic primary 60%-40%. At his election night victory party, Gutiérrez stated: "If a Puerto Rican kid from Humboldt Park can go to the Congress of the United States, it shows the American dream is possible."
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neighborhood of Chicago, then an immigrant and working-class community. His mother was an assembly-line worker, and his father was a cab driver. After his freshman year at St. Michael's High School, his parents moved the family to their hometown of
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Gutiérrez removed his name from consideration, stating, "I have an obligation not to give up on the fight I've already begun. I have unfinished business to complete", in reference to his work on immigration reform in the United States Congress.
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during their successful sit-in. The workers had lost their jobs without advance notice, allegedly due to a refusal of credit from Bank of America after the bailout of the financial system. He met with workers and helped them broker a deal with
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53%–47% victory over Torres. Gutiérrez is reported to have said during the election: "My supporters could give a damn about the Democratic Party. They're ready to work on whatever it is that moves socioeconomic justice ahead."
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a degree in English, he returned to Puerto Rico and married Soraida. The couple returned to Chicago in 1978, and, unable to find other work, Gutiérrez took up taxi driving full-time. Gutiérrez eventually found work as a
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a "champion" of immigration in 2014 when the two were working to oppose the White House's deportation policy.
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2733:"Bill Text – 111th Congress (2009–2010) – THOMAS (Library of Congress)"
2664:"Rep. Luis Gutierrez not running for re-election, endorses Chuy Garcia"
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1969:"Short Biography of Rep. Luis V. Gutierrez (D-IL-4), Updated May 2013"
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3288:"Rep. Gutierrez's Daughter May Have Received Preferential Treatment"
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3122:"Gutierrez Resists Party Pressure, Vows He'll Vote Against Nafta"
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2923:"CIR ASAP Is the Bill America's Workforce Asked for and Deserves"
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3377:"Neighborhoods For Sale: Part 6 – Congressman's $ 200,000 loan"
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2566:"Our Campaigns - IL District 4 - D Primary Race - Mar 15, 1994"
2504:"Our Campaigns - IL District 4 - D Primary Race - Mar 17, 1992"
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1913:"The Mastery of the Politics of Making the Impossible Possible"
2874:"Why I Got Arrested for Protesting Obama's Deportation Policy"
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Gibson, Ray (April 16, 1986). "Mayor Helped Fund Candidates".
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US military using the inhabited Puerto Rican island of Vieques
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3512:"Luis Gutiérrez Democrat (Elected 1992), IL House district 4"
3174:, Yasmin Rammohan, December 15, 2011. Retrieved July 2, 2022.
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Gutiérrez was a member of the Judiciary Committee during the
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Congressman Gutiérrez sat on the following House Committees:
2969:"ILuis Gutiérrez: Martin O'Malley 'champion' of immigration"
2900:"200,000 March For Immigration Reform in Massive D.C. Rally"
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at the end of his current term, and not seek re-election in
3487:"Congress Lacks Any Appetite For Reform, Gutierrez Charges"
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2526:"Gutierrez coasts toward big win in Hispanic district race"
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3652:"Alderman Munoz Says He Or Chuy Garcia Will Run For Mayor"
2638:"Gutierrez to Announce He Won't Seek Re-Election: Sources"
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3139:"Luis Gutierrez on Why Rahm Emanuel Should Not Be Mayor"
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2620:"Our Campaigns - IL - District 04 Race - Nov 02, 2010"
2486:"Hispanics Urge Mell To Withdraw, But Soliz Disagrees"
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Task Force. He continued to serve as the Chair of the
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3800:"Gutierrez wants to play golf with Obama, but won't"
3103:"Gutierrez: Immigration issues tied to labor issues"
2021:"Los independentistas eran los que más me aceptaban"
3069:"Shedding Light on Puerto Rico's Gasoducto Project"
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2584:"Our Campaigns - IL District 4 Race - Nov 08, 1994"
2548:"Our Campaigns - IL DIstrict 4 Race - Nov 03, 1992"
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322:representing the 26th ward. He is a member of the
281:Gutiérrez speaks on support initiatives for young
2464:"Gutierrez Picks Up Daley's Backing For Congress"
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3728:"Gutierrez to Run Again, Everybody Loves Him"
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1098:In 1994 Gutiérrez was a vocal opponent of
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453:. He got involved in student activism and
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3408:Mihalopoulous, Dan (October 31, 2008).
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672:In 1990, a court order created a new "
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1974:. Gutierrez.house.gov. Archived from
1331:Illinois's 4th congressional district
967:Service Employees International Union
429:Gutiérrez was born and raised in the
311:Illinois's 4th congressional district
4519:'s delegation(s) to the 103rd–115th
3798:Wilkie, Christina (April 26, 2010).
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3533:"Arena Profile: Rep. Luis Gutierrez"
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2662:Pathieu, Diane (November 28, 2017).
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446:. I learned to speak Spanish well."
334:, the longest serving member of the
3120:Holt, Douglas (November 13, 1993).
2484:Davis, Robert (December 18, 1991).
2440:Casuso, Jorge (February 13, 1989).
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3166:Funding for Chicago Transportation
3141:Carol Felsenthal. January 11, 2011
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2872:Gutierrez, Luis (August 2, 2011).
2849:. CNN. May 1, 2010. Archived from
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2824:Franco Ordonez (April 22, 2011).
2784:Kaiser, Robert G. (May 5, 2013).
2280:Jaffe, Alexandra (July 6, 2011).
2184:"Gutierrez won't seek reelection"
744:appointed Gutiérrez Chair of the
3485:Kass, John (December 11, 1992).
2761:. Thomas.loc.gov. Archived from
2462:Kass, John (December 10, 1991).
2256:"Candidates Go Heavy On Insults"
2112:The Economist (April 25, 2002).
2073:"Luis Gutierrez on Civil Rights"
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21:Luis Gutiérrez (disambiguation)
16:American politician (born 1953)
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3184:And the Color is…The Pink Line
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2524:Ortiz, Lou (March 18, 1992).
2127:Aaron Blake (July 27, 2011).
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1271:Mayoral candidacy speculation
1048:Roosevelt Roads Naval Station
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753:Congressional Hispanic Caucus
658:U.S. House of Representatives
639:over machine-backed Alderman
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516:Adviser to Harold Washington
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2412:Indiana University Press
2114:"How to rig an election"
1193:Ways and Means Committee
705:Re-elections (1994-2010)
558:1986 Aldermanic election
326:and was a member of the
4229:Marie Gluesenkamp Perez
3020:"The Battle of Vieques"
599:, and machine Alderman
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4269:Teresa Leger Fernandez
2406:Fremon, David (1988).
1040:United States military
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267:Luis Gutiérrez's voice
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3876:Legislation sponsored
3825:"Election Statistics"
3562:. House Baltic Caucus
1839:Luis Gutiérrez (inc.)
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1179:Upon arriving to the
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3654:. September 5, 2018.
3071:. Gutierrez Website.
2536:on November 6, 2012.
2328:"Official Biography"
2101:. November 29, 2010.
1334:: Results 1992–2006
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759:Constituent services
625:Chicago City Council
619:Chicago City Council
466:teacher and later a
320:Chicago City Council
166:Luis Moses Gutiérrez
110:Chicago City Council
4996:J. Jackson Jr.
3880:Library of Congress
3381:The Chicago Tribune
3293:The Huffington Post
2998:"Luis V. Gutierrez"
2996:Gutierrez, Luis V.
2956:. October 10, 2009.
2832:on August 30, 2011.
2765:on October 18, 2015
2446:The Chicago Tribune
2427:The Chicago Tribune
1981:on December 6, 2014
1949:on October 18, 2015
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1223:Judiciary Committee
1197:Education Committee
1011:and high levels of
802:relies too much on
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542:In October 1984, a
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3734:on August 20, 2007
3640:on March 26, 2012.
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3321:Chicago Sun-Times
3260:Chicago Sun-Times
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2898:Rivlin, Douglas.
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1055:police brutality
1036:Vieques movement
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890:
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637:Timothy C. Evans
597:Richard M. Daley
544:Molotov cocktail
488:Dan Rostenkowski
387:fighting rooster
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324:Democratic Party
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7372:D. Lipinski
7195:R. Hultgren
7150:D. Lipinski
6982:R. Hultgren
6937:D. Lipinski
6805:R. Hultgren
6760:D. Lipinski
6688:D. Manzullo
6670:J. Costello
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6446:J. Costello
6339:D. Lipinski
6222:D. Manzullo
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4969:M. Flanagan
4951:M. Reynolds
4942:D. Manzullo
4906:J. Costello
4879:B. Lipinski
4747:M. Reynolds
4738:D. Manzullo
4693:J. Costello
4666:B. Lipinski
4409:Juan Vargas
4399:Lori Trahan
4369:Darren Soto
4343:MP-At large
4239:Jimmy Gomez
4199:Chuy García
3952:Chuy García
3894:Appearances
3835:October 24,
3766:October 17,
3332:October 17,
3299:October 17,
2719:GovTrack.us
2642:NBC Chicago
2031:October 17,
1897:January 30,
1789:(Write-in)
1637:Jake Witmer
1474:Libertarian
1351:Republican
1026:Puerto Rico
825:or harmful.
749:Immigration
652:pro tempore
581:Ed Vrdolyak
522:Cook County
468:child abuse
444:Americanito
371:progressive
359:LGBT rights
229:2 daughters
130:Preceded by
102:Chuy García
85:Preceded by
7502:Categories
7390:M. Quigley
7354:J. Shimkus
7177:M. Quigley
7132:J. Shimkus
6964:M. Quigley
6919:J. Shimkus
6787:M. Quigley
6751:T. Johnson
6733:J. Biggert
6724:J. Shimkus
6610:M. Quigley
6527:T. Johnson
6509:J. Biggert
6500:J. Shimkus
6321:R. Emanuel
6303:T. Johnson
6285:J. Biggert
6276:J. Shimkus
6194:D. Hastert
6115:R. Emanuel
6097:T. Johnson
6079:J. Biggert
6070:J. Shimkus
5989:D. Hastert
5911:R. Emanuel
5893:T. Johnson
5875:J. Biggert
5866:J. Shimkus
5785:D. Hastert
5680:T. Johnson
5653:J. Biggert
5644:J. Shimkus
5554:D. Hastert
5440:J. Biggert
5431:J. Shimkus
5332:D. Hastert
5227:J. Shimkus
5137:G. Poshard
5119:D. Hastert
4915:G. Poshard
4897:D. Hastert
4834:C. Collins
4702:G. Poshard
4684:D. Hastert
4621:C. Collins
4279:Mike Levin
4129:Lou Correa
4109:Greg Casar
3946:1993–2019
3889:Vote Smart
3634:"About Us"
3024:The Nation
2769:August 23,
2743:August 23,
2673:August 13,
2647:August 13,
1953:August 14,
1877:References
1506:John Birch
1020:prosthetic
965:, and the
932:Jan Brewer
902:(APR) for
845:newspapers
804:references
709:See also:
686:Juan Soliz
593:Jane Byrne
499:Washington
471:caseworker
383:El Gallito
349:, and the
332:Bobby Rush
197:Democratic
172:1953-12-10
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6249:J. Weller
6242: (R)
6240:R. LaHood
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