When a Washington, D.C. internship popped up on the listserv at University of Miami (UM) that Ana Moas belongs to, it wasn’t long before she applied for it.
“It looked like a pretty sweet deal,” Moas told SFGN. “All you had to do was pay for food and any other activities.” Everything else was paid for. It was the Congressional Hispanic Caucus Institute’s highly competitive, award-winning Congressional Internship Program, which allows students to go experience first-hand what it’s like to work on the Hill and participate in its shenanigans. Out of hundreds of applicants to the program
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