English New York Times Victorina Morales Spoke Out Against President Trump. What Price Will She Pay? By Miriam Jordan December 07, 2018 Associated Press Trump Resort Worker: No Regrets Speaking Out About Abuse December 07, 2018 New York Times 2 More Immigrants Say They Worked for Trump Despite Lacking... Continue »
Tim Carman’s latest piece for the Washington Post reports that chef José Andrés and World Central Kitchen are now feeding 3,000 migrants and asylum seekers gathered at the U.S. border each day. This is the latest reminder that what we are witnessing at the border is a humanitarian crisis... Continue »
During Senate HSGAC Committee Hearing, Vitiello Can’t Defend Consorting with FAIR; Tries to Defend the Indefensible of Family Separation Policy Yesterday, the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee held a hearing on the nomination of acting director of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) Ronald Vitiello to become ICE’s... Continue »
America’s Voice Listen to the “A is for America” Podcast with Sylvia Manzano of Latino Decisions “An Obituary for the Old Orange County” – GOP Extremism, Engagement of Diverse Electorate Transform Traditional Republican Bastion Ronald Vitiello’s Nomination to Head ICE Must Be Voted Down English YubaNet Frank Sharry: Enough... Continue »
America’s Voice Entre Pancho Villa y una caravana de migrantes America’s Voice to Senate: Reject Nomination of Ronald Vitiello – Defending and Implementing Family Separation Should Be Disqualifying Frank Sharry: “Basta de esta maniobra política. Regrese a las tropas a casa para el Día de Acción de Gracias” Frank... Continue »
With the Arizona Senate race now called for Democrat Kyrsten Sinema, observers are highlighting how the focus by Trump and McSally on nativism and xenophobia backfired politically. Arizona joined Nevada and other states across the country in rejecting the GOP’s reliance on the ugly “caravan election” strategy. See below... Continue »
In-state tuition for undocumented students is popular and makes sense. But Republicans candidates this year are attacking the program anyway Accessing affordable higher education and mounting student debt are real issues for many voters in the 2018 midterm elections. However, many Republican ads are not proposing new solutions to... Continue »
Philip Bump of the Washington Post: “New Emails Reveal a Central Political Motivation for Changing the Census” There’s never been any doubt about the true motivations behind the Trump Administration’s push to add a new Census question on citizenship. It’s a transparent attempt to intimidate immigrants to lower response... Continue »
America’s Voice Vox: Nevada Offers Democrats Important Lessons on How to Engage Latino Voters Listen to the “A is for America” Podcast with Diana Colin of CHIRLA English Black Star News TRUMP’S UGLY AMERICA: TWO YEAR OLD IN COURT ON IMMIGRATION CHARGES October 10, 2018 Associated Press Supreme Court... Continue »
Texas has seen historic surge in registered voters ahead of midterms, but many Latinos still ignored by campaigns and parties AUSTIN, TX – In an op-ed published yesterday in the Dallas Morning News, Latino Decisions’ Senior Strategist and Advisor David Ayón pointed to recent polling they’ve conducted to show... Continue »