A new internet video, entitled, "2 girls undermine entire US border strategy in under 18 seconds" is causing quite a stir. It's already received nearly 1/2 a million hits on YouTube and is sure to continue to spark debate. Watch it.
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Today, in Miami, the Republican-backed Hispanic Leadership Network hosted a conference to "provide a unique opportunity for center-right leaders to speak with—and more importantly listen to—the Hispanic community," according to conference co-chair Jeb Bush.
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The Republican-backed Hispanic Leadership Network is hosting a conference in Florida to "provide a unique opportunity for center-right leaders to speak with—and more importantly listen to—the Hispanic community," according to conference co-chair Jeb Bush. But the question on the minds of many political observers is: will the GOP finally...
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Jan 12, 2011
In the wake of the tragic shooting last weekend in Tucson that targeted Rep. Gabrielle Giffords (D-Ariz.), Pima County Sheriff Clarence Dupnik's said that Arizona has become the "mecca for prejudice and bigotry" and "sort of the capital" of hatred.
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Jan 7, 2011
An immigration bill moved one step closer to becoming law in South Carolina even though large questions remain about whether some parts of the legislation would violate the U.S. Constitution or other federal laws.
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The Spanish-language media reports on the latest attack on constitutional rights, targeting children of immigrants, and what can be expected from the 112th Congress.
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Jan 5, 2011
Sen. John McCain says he would support congressional work toward an overhaul of the immigration system once "the borders have been secured."
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Jan 4, 2011
An apparent pact made between Gov. Bill Ritter and federal immigration officials to implement at least parts of the controversial Secure Communities program makes it clear that Congress must address a comprehensive look at illegal immigration.
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Lawlessness is to Arizona what horses are to Kentucky, a point of pride if not an outright industry. This was true when the place was a territory (see, e.g., Tombstone), it was true in the mid-1980s when the Arizona Outlaws played in the USFL, and it was true...
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Dec 28, 2010
After the disappointing rejection of the DREAM Act in the Senate, undocumented immigrants will be going through the eye of the needle this coming year, as legislation to test interpretations of the 14th amendment -- granting citizenship to children of illegals emerges at the next session. Attempts to force...
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