RICKY'S VISION FOR AMERICA

No matter the color of your skin, income level, linguistic proficiency, national origin, gender, or sexual orientation, you are entitled to equal justice. We must end systemic inequality.

Health care should not be a profit-driven industry, but a free and universally-available public service in America. No more half-measures; it's time for universal health care.

American academia needs our help. Americans need more education than what is being offered from K-12, and it's time to make higher education tuition-free for everyone.

As a proud son of immigrants, Ricky believes that America must once again become a shining light of refuge in the world for all who seek peace. We need the American Dream Act.

It's time for an American Workers' Bill of Rights. There is no valid reason why any American should ever have to struggle to afford housing, food, or an education.

Renewable energy is the future, and the powers that be fear that this will hurt their bottom line. We must respect and protect the earth, and it's time for a Green New Deal.

The LEARN ACT will cancel any and all student loan debts, establish tuition-free public higher education as a matter of right, and establish a Students' Bill of Rights for all Americans.

The PHCA will establish a universal health care system available to all U.S. residents, remove profit from health care, and establish a Health Care Bill of Rights for everyone.

The AJA will finally modernize labor standards and consumer protections, establish a living wage, and finally establish an American Workers' Bill of Rights for all workers.

The AMERICAN DREAM ACT will finally establish a modernized, humane, just, and sensible immigration system for all those seeking to migrate to the United States.

THE VERB ACT will significantly modernize and reform elections in the United States, virtually eradicate voter suppression, and unequivocally establish a Voters' Bill of Rights.

THE SAFE ACT will systematically address the rising epidemic of gun-related violence and death in the United States while preserving rights enumerated in the Second Amendment.