Much has been made of the undocumented Latino families who give birth to children in the United States. The oft-repeated thought is that these parents conspired to have their children here in order to assure their own legal residency. Thus … Continue reading →
Continue reading →Although the Santorum presidential candidacy may soon be a thing of the past, his visit to Puerto Rico may live in infamy, at least among many Latinos, both on the island and the continent.
Continue reading →December 7 is a day of special memory, as we reflect upon those lost in an unprovoked act of war against the United States. However this country’s action taken against lawful and loyal citizens suggests another “day of infamy’ yet … Continue reading →
Continue reading →December 7 is a day of special memory, as we reflect upon those lost in an unprovoked act of war against the United States. However this country’s action taken against lawful and loyal citizens suggests another “day of infamy’ yet … Continue reading →
Continue reading →Newt Gingrich shocked his potential TeaParty constituency last week by advocating “legalization” for “illegal immigrants” who for decades have assimilated into our culture. This was surprising, because such an idea is quickly equated with “amnesty” and is supposed to be … Continue reading →
Continue reading →Recently Sheriff Arpaio of Arizona appeared on Lawrence O’Donnell’s The Last Word to discuss presidential candidate Herman Cain’s reference to a lethal electric fence on the southern border. Sheriff Arpaio accepted Cain’s explanation that this was an effort at humorous … Continue reading →
Continue reading →Four years ago it was a contentious discussion between Rudy Giuliani and Mitt Romney that signaled the new Republican position on immigration reform. It seems that a lawn-care service hired by Romney had used undocumented workers. According to Romney, he … Continue reading →
Continue reading →I began this blog back in August, 2008 with a video about a recent Olympic gold medal winner, the son of undocumented immigrants. My intent was simple: to demonstrate the potential value of our newest generation of Latino youth, regardless … Continue reading →
Continue reading →It was back in February of 2008, the 22nd to be exact, when two U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service officers intervened. The perpetrator had been collecting trash from the Arizona desert. The irony, according to Julianne Hing writing for the … Continue reading →
Continue reading →In a discussion held on November 16, 2010 with Gustavo Arellano (author of Orange County Weekly’s column “¡Ask a Mexican!”) Tom Tancredo said: In the United States, we have enormous numbers of people who are absolutely committed to a sort … Continue reading →
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