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Barreto, if confirmed, will be the second Hispanic leader of the SBA in a row, following former president Bill Clinton appointee Aida Alvarez. Barreto's Mexican immigrant father dug potatoes for 80 cents an hour, later becoming a business success and founder of the United States Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, in which his son now plays an active role. For Bush, noninterference forms the cornerstone of government action, which means that in Texas, you' re more likely to find tax cuts and relaxed laws targeted toward small business than money allocated to support networks and grants. Women business leaders there agree. Sweepstakes women with drive .