English (en español al final de la página): New York Times: Bloomberg, Sensing an Opening, Revisits a Potential White House Run By Alexander Burns and Maggie Haberman New York Times: A Resurgent Marco Rubio Sprints to the Finish in Iowa By Jeremy Peters Politico: Chuck Grassley introduces Donald Trump...
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National Review, one of the country’s most prominent right-leaning publications, has gathered some of conservatism’s most prominent figures to take on Donald Trump. With the Iowa caucuses mere days away and Trump running neck-and-neck with former BFF Ted Cruz, it may be too little too late (also, where were...
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“We didn’t get beat up, so that was great,” said teenager Kieran King-Sellars on being booted from Donald Trump’s rally in Tulsa, Oklahoma earlier this week. We guess that’s the sad, dangerous atmosphere the leading Republican candidate for President and his followers have created. Peaceful protesters are actually relieved...
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Thousands of children have been at risk of lead poisoning as a result of the ongoing water crisis in Flint, Michigan. As state lawmakers are scrambling to secure safe drinking water for residents, reports of another vulnerable population facing serious danger due to unsafe water are emerging. According to...
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English (en español al final de la página): Washington Times (Editorial): A step toward border order USA Today: New Trump ad takes aim at Cruz By David Jackson Washington Post: Trump, in first attack ad, accuses Cruz of immigration flip-flop By Jose DelReal Politico: Trump ad hits Cruz on...
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In an event organized by leading groups like the National Day Laborer Organizing Network, Puente Human Rights Movement, and Dream Action Coalition, two superstars joined forces yesterday to raise awareness about immigrant detention in the United States. Juanes, a Grammy-winning Colombian musician with more than 15 million albums sold, and John Legend,...
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Earlier today, immigration law experts and community leaders joined an America’s Voice Google Hangout to discuss two major developments that have unfolded this month: the upcoming Supreme Court decision on DAPA and expanded DACA, and the recent Obama Administration raids targeting Central American refugees. CHIRLA’s Jorge-Mario Cabrera, the National...
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For immigration advocates, there are two major developments unfolding this month that will define our work in 2016: the upcoming Supreme Court Decision on DAPA and DACA+ and the Obama Administration’s new strategy to raid homes and businesses in order to deport Central Americans who recently came to the...
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It’s sounding like all that heated rhetoric from Republican candidates about an uncontrollable, porous border is turning out to be exactly that — rhetoric. A new study from the Center for Migration Studies has found that the total undocumented immigrant population in the United States declined to 10.9 million...
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Florida’s anti-immigrant legislators are back at work in Tallahassee – and this time they are seeking to further criminalize immigrant families. Two Republican legislators, Florida Representatives Carlos Trujillo (R-Miami) and Larry Metz (R-Yalaha), have introduced legislation that has been inspired by Donald Trump’s anti-immigrant hatred and rhetoric. House Bill...
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