Sep 1, 2008
Stop the Deportation of Washington DREAMer, Alberto Yanez
 Local “Enforcement” of Immigration Laws Doesn’t WorkThe consequences of our nation's broken immigration system are being felt in cities and states across America, and state and local officials are demanding a practical solution from the federal government. Below are remarks... Continue »
Worksite Enforcement: Bad Employers Get a Free PassWhile the Bush Administration claims to have gotten "tough" on employers who exploit workers and break the law, the facts tell a much different story. While immigrant workers are denied their day in... Continue »
Immigration Reform and Protecting All American WorkersAll Americans feel the pinch of our broken immigration system. Outdated immigration laws and lax enforcement against employers who hire undocumented immigrants have created a situation where unscrupulous employers can get away with paying... Continue »
Pundits and analysts predict that the Republican embrace of extremist immigration politics will turn out to be a mistake of historic proportions.
From August 6-14, 2008, Bendixen & Associates conducted a poll for NDN of 500 voters in each of four states: Florida, Colorado, New Mexico and Nevada. The margin of error for each state sample is +/-4%. The poll was conducted in English and Spanish and included an oversampling of...
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From August 6-14, 2008, Bendixen & Associates conducted a poll for NDN of 500 voters in each of four states: Florida, Colorado, New Mexico and Nevada. The margin of error for each state sample is +/-4%. The poll was conducted in English and Spanish and included an oversampling of...
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From August 6-14, 2008, Bendixen & Associates conducted a poll for NDN of 500 voters in each of four states: Florida, Colorado, New Mexico and Nevada. The margin of error for each state sample is +/-4%. The poll was conducted in English and Spanish and included an oversampling of...
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From August 6-14, 2008, Bendixen & Associates conducted a poll for NDN of 500 voters in each of four states: Florida, Colorado, New Mexico and Nevada. The margin of error for each state sample is +/-4%. The poll was conducted in English and Spanish and included an oversampling of...
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