Month: October 2014

WASHINGTON, DC – El presidente Barack Obama, doblando la curva de su último periodo presidencial, no figura directamente en ninguna boleta de las elecciones intermedias del 4 de noviembre, pero afectará los resultados en varias de las reñidas contiendas que determinarán si los demócratas mantienen o pierden el control... Continuar »

The Sunday edition of the Washington Post published a profile of Javier Flores, who lived in Ohio with his family, including four U.S. citizen children, until he was deported last month.  It’s a very compelling story about the very real impacts of what happened after President Obama decided to delay... Continuar »

Today, former Secretary of Homeland Security, Janet Napolitano, who oversaw the Obama administration’s aggressive deportation policy from 2009-2012, spoke out for executive action by President Obama: Former homeland security secretary Janet Napolitano is supporting executive action by President Obama to change immigration policy if Congress fails to pass a... Continuar »

Republican Opposition to Legislation and Executive Action Leaves Only One Policy Position Left to Support: The Broken Status Quo Washington, DC –In 2012, Republicans lost the White House in part because of their over-heated, anti-immigrant rhetoric. In 2014, they’ve doubled down on that strategy of attacking immigration reform. That... Continuar »

Las Vegas Sun: Poll: Hispanic support of Democrats dipping By Tovin Lapan October 23, 2014 Politico: Military immigrant program halted By Seung Min Kim and Jeremy Herb October 23, 2014 NBC News: Poll: Immigrants Seen as Economic Plus With Border Crisis Over By Suzanne Gamboa October 23, 2014 Washington... Continuar »