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Bary Alyssa Johnson, Latinos Post
“This week a poll was released by Latino Decisions and America’s Voice that sought to examine how immigration reform and the methods by which Democrat and Republican Members of the House handle it could impact the outcome of specific key 2014 races.”
Sam Baker, The Hill
“A bipartisan group of lawmakers is participating in an immigration “pilgrimage” this weekend, visiting a series of historically important sites just as Congress is pursuing comprehensive immigration reform.”
Associated Press
“Hundreds of activists for immigration reform rallied Saturday at an Ohio office of the speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives to urge his support for a plan that includes a path to U.S. citizenship.”
Tarini Parti and Burgess Everett, Politico
“When Lamar Alexander joined 13 other Senate Republicans to vote for the Gang of Eight’s immigration bill last month, he was waving a red flag in front of the tea party.”
Carla Marinucci, San Francisco Chronicle
“Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg – one of the world’s richest tech innovators – will break new ground next month by speaking publicly for the first time on a political issue when he delivers an address on immigration reform in San Francisco at the West Coast premiere of a film about undocumented immigrants.”
Greg Sargent, Washington Post (Blog)
“It’s being widely noted that the August recess will be critical for the fate of immigration reform, with opponents doing an excellent job of creating the impression that GOP lawmakers will be hit with a tidal wave of conservative opposition from voters at town hall meetings back home. But Dems are mulling their own way of putting their stamp on the recess.”
Laura Meckler, The Wall Street Journal
“Americans are more likely to fault Republicans than Democrats if the drive to overhaul the nation’s immigration laws crashes in Congress, according a new poll that offers fresh caution for the GOP.”
Ted Hesson, ABC/Univision
“The city that was once home to a thriving auto manufacturing industry declared bankruptcy on Thursday, the largest municipality ever to do so.”
Julia Preston, The New York Times
“Latinos gathered here this week for a major annual convention said they would use their new political influence to press the House of Representatives for a vote this year on a broad immigration bill and mobilize support for House Republicans who take the risk of backing it.”
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