Last Friday, after nearly shutting down the government, Congressional leaders agreed to a short-term budget deal that will cut $38 billion in spending for the last 6 months of this fiscal year. The spending cuts are the largest in American history and will likely have a disproportionate impact on Latinos and other disadvantaged communities. The battle hints at the high-stakes political drama to come over the debt ceiling and the next fiscal year. Details of the back room deal trickled out late Monday night. What stuck out was that, despite their relative small size (28%), education, labor and...