Immigration Reform and Protecting All American Workers
All 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 Outdated immigration laws and lax enforcement against employers who hire undocumented immigrants have created a situation where unscrupulous employers can get away with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 »
"I am worried. You cannot ignore the aspirations of the fastest-growing minority in America" .
"For the past few cycles, Republicans... Continue »
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Immigration2007.orgImmigration2007.org wasan effort to catalogue how and where the immigration issue played in the 2007 election cycle. In 2006, immigration was hotly debated in... Continue » Analyzing the White House Candidates' Positions on Comprehensive Immigration Reform
Senator Barack Obama (D-IL) was active in the comprehensive immigration debate in 2006, working on a...
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Aug 24, 2008 Analyzing the White House Candidates' Positions on Comprehensive Immigration ReformSenator John McCain (R-AZ)Following is a summary of the candidate's immigration position as listed on his web site. McCain's Position: "Secure" the border,... Continue »Analyzing the White House Candidates' Positions on Comprehensive Immigration ReformSenator Barack Obama (D-IL)Following is a summary of the candidate's immigration position as listed on his web site. Obama's Position: Comprehensive Reform in Year... Continue »Conventional "Wisdom" is Wrong Again: Latinos Overwhelmingly Favor Obama Over McCainConventional Wisdom is Wrong Again: Latinos Overwhelmingly Favor Obama over McCain; Immigration Reform Debate Could be DecisiveIn 2008, Latino voters will play a decisive role in choosing the next President of the United States. ... Continue » Aug 23, 2008 Aug 22, 2008 A Nation of Immigrants and a Nation of LawsAmerica's Voice was created in 2008 to harness the power of American voices and American values to win common sense immigration reform. It grew out of the pro-immigrant reform movement that built a... Continue » During the last few election cycles, most pundits, reporters, and talking heads have asserted that immigration is the new "third rail" in American politics. They said it had become the new wedge issue for conservatives to use against moderates to help them gain an edge. But as... Continue » |