Romney: Obama promised gifts to Latino voters
I thought the Republican presidential candidate would simply evaporate into the ether after the election, but apparently he wasn’t the only one living in fantasyland. From the Los Angeles Times: “Mitt...
View ArticleGOP makes first step on immigration reform
We knew this day was coming as soon as we saw how the Latino vote carried President Obama to victory in November. Two Republican senators, Jon Kyl of Arizona and Kay Bailey Hutchison of Texas, have...
View ArticleCarpe DREAM
Undocumented immigrants and their allies are divided on how to move forward with immigration reform. From Huff Post Latino Voices: “Nearly 600 would-be Dream Act beneficiaries and their allies, who...
View ArticleObama better push ahead with immigration reform
Obama knows a kick in the rear end when he feels one: “Despite a bruising fiscal cliff battle that managed to set the stage for an even more heated showdown that will likely take place in a matter of...
View ArticleVP Biden on the importance of Latinos
Sounds like the heir apparent is a fan of my stuff: “Vice President Joe Biden rallied Latino members of Congress on Thursday to push for immigration reform, calling Latinos ‘the center of the nation’s...
View ArticleGOP forced to work on immigration reform
Elise Foley, immigration maven over at HuffPo, talks about the president’s new-found urgency on reform: “As of Monday, Obama will have four more years to reshape his immigration legacy. And there’s...
View ArticleAmerica needs citizens, not more permanent residents
A new study conducted by the Pew Hispanic Center reveals some unsettling facts about Mexican immigration and the long-treasured path to citizenship: “Nearly two-thirds of the 5.4 million legal...
View ArticleGrowing Latino population influences Democrats AND Republicans
First, on the GOP side: “House Majority Leader Eric Cantor (R-Va.) said on Tuesday that he believes undocumented young people who entered the United States as children should be given legal residence...
View ArticleMore Latinos approve of Obama
The approval rating for President Obama among Latinos has increased ten points since announcing the new deportation relief policy, according to the latest polls. Approximately 57% of Latinos approve of...
View ArticleHiIlary Clinton and the Latino Vote
We’re seeing many changes and opportunities for change in the upcoming 2016 elections for president, both in gender and ethnicity. The potential candidate for the 2016 presidential election Hillary...
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