Rep. Lou Barletta: New Immigrants Have Made US a Sinking Ship

By Latino Rebels Is Pennsylvania Rep. Lou Barletta part of some unknown Italian American tribe that has always been here in this country because last time we checked the Ellis Island records, there […]

By John Holland, The Modesto Bee So, is the work of César Chávez, who would have turned 86 this Sunday, complete? No, it isn’t. Farmwork- ers remain among the lowest-paid people […]

By Juila O’Malley, Anchorage Daily News Let’s be clear: Don Young said something casually that was deeply ignorant and offensive. And it’s not the first time he’s done that. He’s […]

By Brian Beutler, Talking Points Memo Let’s take another look at the immigration reform paradox I wrote about yesterday. I think these ultimately amount to different ways of explaining the same […]

By Dr. Henry Flores, NewsTaco Don’t get me wrong, I’m not a lawyer, judge or legal scholar nor do I ever wish to become one.  Nevertheless, I feel that the […]

By Fox News Latino The son of Dominican immigrants and Providence’s first Latino mayor, Angel Taveras finds himself one of the best-liked politicians in the state, with a difficult choice to […]

By Noam N. Levey,  Los Angeles Times As Republican leaders try to woo Latino voters with a new openness to legal status for the nation’s illegal immigrants, the party remains […]

By Ashley Parker, The New York Times As several of the senators taking part in a bipartisan effort to overhaul to the nation’s immigration laws appeared on the Sunday talk shows to […]

By Media Matters Dick Morris is working with Republican National Committee Chair Reince Priebus on a new television advertisement that will include Preibus seeking to attract Latino voters, Morris revealed […]

By Ari Berman, The Nation In 2011 and 2012, 180 new voting restrictions were introduced in forty-one states. Ultimately, twenty-five laws and two executive actions were passed in nineteen states following the 2010 […]