Polls: Immigration Reform Could Aid GOP
Seung Min Kim, Politico “A trio of polls in key GOP-held House districts being released Thursday show that voters overwhelmingly back immigration reform with a pathway to citizenship, and suggest the Republican Party would improve its image in these predominantly Latino areas if
Continue Reading →What Immigration Has Meant for U.S. Culture and Politics
Michael Morella, US News and World Report “Immigration legislation may be stalled on Capitol Hill, but historically migration to and within the United States has tended to occur unpredictably and in relatively short time periods.” Full Story
Continue Reading →House ‘SAFE’ Act Threatens Support for Immigration Reform
Marielena Hincapie, Huffington Post (Blog) “For decades, we have pushed Congress to create a road to citizenship for the 11 million aspiring Americans living and laboring in our country. True immigration reform, however, cannot be achieved if creating this road comes at the cost
Continue Reading →Marchers Urge Congress to Pass Immigration Overhaul
By Pamela Constable and Carol Morello, The Washington Post “Protesters converged on the Mall on Tuesday afternoon to call on Congress to pass a comprehensive overhaul of the nation’s immigration and border control laws by year’s end.” Full Story
Continue Reading →Missing Movements?
Peter Dreier, Politico “For the most part, however, reporters for the mainstream media cover the political maneuvering in Washington, D.C., or state capitals, or city halls, where they have already assigned reporters. They don’t cover the day-to-day lives of ordinary worke
Continue Reading →GOP’s Hispanic Outreach Stalls
Jordan Fabian, ABC News “It’s been almost a year since Mitt Romney lost seven in ten Hispanic voters to President Obama, sparking Republicans to try and improve the party’s poor reputation with Hispanics. Yet, the GOP has little to show that its “re-brand” is working.” Ful
Continue Reading →Opportunity Costs of the Shutdown
October 08, 2013
Lucia Graves, NationalJournal “Petty, shortsighted fights are keeping Congress from focusing on what really matters.” Full Story
Continue Reading →There’s Hope for Immigration Yet, Says Rep. Gutierrez (VIDEO)
Jane C. Timm, MSNBC “Rep. Luis Gutierrez, an Illinois Democrat, said there’s still hope for immigration reform—even in the “dark” times we’re in now.” Full Story
Continue Reading →Fixing Immigration From the Ground Up
The New York Times “The immigration marches and vigils that took place across the country on Saturday, uniting tens of thousands of people in more than 40 states, were a plaintive reminder that immigration reform — remember immigration reform? — is among the many pieces of busin
Continue Reading →Ailing Midwestern Cities Extend a Welcoming Hand to Immigrants
Julia Preston, The New York Times “Fighting back from the ravages of industrial decline, this city adopted a novel plan two years ago to revive its economy and its spirits: become a magnet for immigrants.” Full Story
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