Month: September 2011

WASHINGTON –  Mientras continúan las reacciones en torno al debate republicano de la semana pasada, el consenso sigue siendo claro: el mal manejo republicano del tema migratorio amenaza sus posibilidades en las elecciones generales del 2012, sobre todo en lo que respecta a tratar de obtener el 40% del voto latino.... Continuar »

The reviews continue to pour in about last week's Republican presidential primary debate and the consensus is clear – the GOP's continued mishandling of the immigration issue threatens their chances in the general election, especially with respect to reaching the 40% threshold with Latino voters. Continuar »

The reviews continue to pour in about last week's Republican presidential primary debate and the consensus is clear – the GOP's continued mishandling of the immigration issue threatens their chances in the general election, especially with respect to reaching the 40% threshold with Latino voters. Among the new... Continuar »

When it comes to policies aimed at illegal immigrants, Governor Rick Perry of Texas is on one side of the fence, his GOP rivals on the other. Ten years ago, Perry signed legislation making Texas the first state to allow some illegal immigrants to pay in-state tuition rates at... Continuar »

When quizzed on the problem of illegal immigration at their debate the other night, the Republican presidential hopefuls were by turns vague, evasive, confused, contradictory and — in the notable case of Rep. Ron Paul of Texas, who opposes a border fence because it might prevent law-abiding Americans from... Continuar »