National Latino Peace Officers Association Endorses Trump’s Law and Order Agenda
As a result of the President’s steadfast commitment to law and order, the National Latino Peace Officers Association Advocacy (NLPOA-Advocacy) released a letter endorsing President Donald J. Trump for re-election.
Whether it’s left-wing rioters wreaking havoc on communities across America or the Democrats’ mission to open our borders to even the most violent criminals, Joe Biden is too weak to stand up to the radicals of his own party and protect the American people. In stark contrast, President Trump prioritizes safety and stability for all Americans and will always back our brave law enforcement officers. In the endorsement letter, the National Latino Peace Officers Association Advocacy stated:
National Latino Peace Officers Association Advocacy
P.O. Box 3155 La Mesa, CA 91944 Letter
The National board of the National Latino Peace Officers Association Advocacy (NLPOAA), on behalf of its member charters, has chosen to endorse your candidacy for reelection for President of the United States.
The NLPOA-Advocacy is a law enforcement organization made up of federal, state, and local law enforcement officers.
The NLPOA-Advocacy supports you because of your fierce and unwavering support for the law enforcement community. In these difficult times for our profession and the repeated calls to defund us, you have continued to have our backs and voice your approval of the men and women of law enforcement. The NLPOAA looks forward to working with you in the future on issues regarding law enforcement, immigration, and issues concerning the Latino community.
We invite our members and friends to support Donald J Trump for reelection as President of the United States. Congratulations on your endorsement from the National Latino Peace Officers Association-Advocacy.
Sincerely,
Alan Alvarez Chairman NLPOA-Advocacy
Darrin Fulton Secretary NLPOA-Advocacy
National Latino Peace Officers Association-Advocacy is a Nonprofit 501(c) (4) Mutual Benefit Corporation
The National Latino Peace Officers Association was founded in the early 1970’s by John Parraz, Sacramento County Sheriff’s Department, and Vicente Calderon, California Highway Patrol, San Jose Office. Since then the organization has become one of the largest Latino Officer Association in America, with NLPOA Chapters across the Nation.
The goal of the National Latino Peace Officers Association is to promote equality and professionalism in law enforcement. The objectives of the organization are to create a fraternal/professional Association that provides its members and members of the community with career training; conferences and workshops to promote education and career advancement; mentoring; and a strong commitment to community service.