Oct 13, 2010
With the mid-term elections just three weeks away, now's a good time to remind folks how, where, and when they can exercise their right to vote!
The Reform Immigration for America campaign has a great toolkit of resources to help people get out and vote on Nov. 2nd.
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U.S. District Court Judge Susan Bolton ruled this week not to dismiss a lawsuit that challenges the Constitutionality of the controversial Arizona SB 1070 immigration law. The motion to dismiss was brought forward by Gov. Jan Brewer, Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio and Pinal County Sheriff Paul Babeu.
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In Nevada's race for U.S. Senate, Hispanic voters are being courted and condemned simultaneously.
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Democratic Sen. Barbara Boxer waded into immigration politics in her first Spanish-language ad, hammering her Republican opponent, Carly Fiorina, for supporting Arizona's controversial new immigration law.
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A recent segment of Anderson Cooper 360 shined a light on Arizona Sheriff Joe Arpaio's history of using his office to initiate bizarre investigations and settle political scores with those who dared question the Sheriff's tactics over the years.
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Sharron Angle and David Vitter pull out all the stops, and stock photos, with race-baiting immigration ads. Dobbs pulls a Whitman. Fiorina hits Boxer for voting against immigration reform that Fiorina opposes. Politicos wonder: will Latino voters turn out? Welcome to Immigration Insider | 3 Weeks to Election 2010
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Meg Whitman was asked again about her employment of an undocumented immigrant for more than nine years.
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A federal judge is allowing to proceed a lawsuit by nonprofits and the American Civil Liberties Union challenging the constitutionality of Arizona's controversial immigration law.
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Start-ups are responsible for most net new jobs in the U.S., and immigrants are almost 30% more likely than non-immigrants to start a business.
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With three weeks to go until election day the Latino Decisions tracking poll reports the first signs of increasing enthusiasm and vote intention among Latino registered voters in 2010.
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