Friday Mexico, Border Violence and Immigration Update

As always, there’s a lot happening with Mexico, the border and the U.S. response.  Here’s a quick roundup: The U.S. and Mexico’s relationship is deepening, including sharing information, soldier training, […]

Just because it’s Wednesday and the repercussions of the election are starting to become clear, I thought it’d be interesting to take a look at one of the most racist […]

Texas State Rep. Debbie Riddle – R of the Houston area filed several Arizona-style immigration bills this week. Looks like Riddle is going after undocumented immigrants, having law enforcement in […]

Much has been made about how instrumental the Latino vote was in keeping the Democrats with some kind of power this election cycle — even if they didn’t deserve it […]

We’re beginning to get a taste of how things will unfold after the election dust settles.  New Mexico Governor-elect Republican Susana Martinez made clear how she feels about Arizona’s controversial […]

I don’t know if it’s the need to prop legs under the Latino vote story, or that a week after the election there are fewer ways to package it, but […]

Carlos Guerra wrote about the racist extremes people claiming to protect against “voter fraud” were willing to go and, surprise surprise, today NPR reported that, in fact, people without papers […]

The Los Angeles Times wrote up an interesting piece about the critical boost Latino voters gave Harry Reid in this election (in case you don’t remember, Sharron Angle has a […]

Let’s get to know Susana Martinez , the next governor of New Mexico, a Republican/Tea Partier who will likely be tough on border security, reports Slate: “Martinez, who grew up […]

…there’s one more thing you need to know. Actually, you should know it regardless of the election, as something you keep in your stash of important facts. Because conversations inevitably […]