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Immigration Reform News Today / Qué Pasa En Inmigración, July 27, 2015

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Los Angeles Times (Op-Ed): GOP and Latinos: On immigration, history shows the way
By Joe Trippi

The Toledo Blade (Ohio): Group says Ohio will be at forefront of debate
By Lauren Lindstrom

Politico : Poll: Anger at Washington fuels Trump’s rise
By Nick Gass

CNN: What’s behind the Trump Bump? A disgruntled GOP electorate
By Jennifer Agiesta

Washington Post: Trump talk dominates the Sunday shows, providing an opening for low-polling rivals
By Wesley Lowry

The Hill: Trump on immigration: Get rid of ‘bad dudes’
By Sarah Ferris

AP: Trump’s Hardline Views Divide Hispanics in Texas Border Town

The Hill: RNC chief: GOP candidates should pledge not to seek third party
By Ben Kamisar

Washington Post: Jeb Bush to seek Latino support in Central Florida
By Ed O’Keefe

Washington Post: Exodus from Puerto Rico could upend Florida vote in 2016 presidential race
By Mary Jordan

New York Times: Judge Orders Release of Immigrant Children Detained by U.S.
By Julia Preston

NPR: After Court Ruling, 3 Immigration Detention Centers Could Close
By Alexandra Starr

Fusion: Release from detention centers isn’t the end of undocumented women and children’s struggles
By John Walker

Reuters: Judge Rules U.S. Government Should Not Hold Immigrant Children

Los Angeles Times: Judge blasts ICE, says immigrant children, parents in detention centers should be released
By Cindy Carcamo

National Journal: Should the Government Help Eight Million Immigrants Become U.S. citizens?
By Alexia Fernandez Campbell

Los Angeles Times: Immigrant lawyers handling a border surge: ‘This is really an emergency room situation’
By Molly Hennessey-Fiske

Washington Post: Report: Obama administration policy shift could ‘substantially transform’ immigration system, lower deportations
By Jerry Markon

Fox News: Economic consequences of illegal immigration [VIDEO]

AP (Arizona): Judge Chastises Arpaio’s Lawyers for Withholding Records

AP (Arizona): US Marshals seize records inside Arpaio offices

New York Times (Op-Ed): Trump Is the Poison His Party Concocted
By Timothy Egan

New York Daily News (Opinion): The GOP’s dispiriting immigration reversal: As Donald Trump plays demagogue, Jeb Bush and Scott Walker go wobbly. Will the GOP have a true pro-newcomer candidate?
By Ira Stoll

Real Clear Politics (Opinion): Why Immigration Won’t Help Dems in 2016
By Jonathan Tobin

The Hill (Op-Ed): Congress is at it again with outdated, regressive immigration policy
By Sayu Bhojwani

The Sacramento Bee (Op-Ed-California): ‘Kate’s Law’ is a misguided reaction to tragedy
By Kevin R. Johnson and Rose Cuison Villazor

The Sacramento Bee (Op-Ed-California): Keep clear, separate roles for local law enforcement and ICE
By William Lansdowne

Plain Dealer (Op-Ed-Ohio): I was an unaccompanied child
By Jon Bul Dau

En español:

El sabio consejo de Pitbull
Por Maribel Hastings

Republicanos se preparan para debates calientes con Trump

Trump, la atracción mediática y su éxito

Soñadores en gira contra “odio racial” de Trump

“Hay candidatos muy capacitados y Donald Trump no es uno de ellos”: Lincoln Díaz-Balart

¿Beneficiosa para los inmigrantes la visita de Trump a Laredo?

Loretta Sánchez envía un mensaje a Donald Trump

Trump sigue al frente de la contienda republicana pese a escándalos

Corte dictamina que ICE viola acuerdo judicial al detener a niños migrantes

Jueza dice que gobierno viola tiempo de detención de niños migrantes

Jueza de California declara que detención de menores y madres indocumentadas viola acuerdo de 1997

Inmigración y política

Juez reprende a Arpaio por no entregar documentación

Exigen justicia para hispano muerto en frontera hace cuatro años en Arizona

Detenidos en Honduras 21 inmigrantes cubanos que pretendían viajar a Estados Unidos

Hondureña sufrió en las ‘hieleras’ de los centros de migración

Homenajean a maestros amparados por DACA

Maestros “DACAmentados” homenajeados en la Casa Blanca

Guatemaltecos: comienza el trámite del DPI en Estados Unidos

EE.UU. ha deportado a más de 10.000 hondureños en lo que va de 2015

Programa de radio en LA muestra vida amorosa de migrantes