• Republican Presidential Candidate Newt Gingrich Sympathetic to Illegal Immigrants

    In what has been largely an almost black and white political derby between the pro-immigrant Democrats and the anti-immigrant Republicans, a presidential hopeful from the latter stands out albeit at risk of generating disapproval from fellow conservatives — showing him to be rather sympathetic to illegal immigrants. Newt Gingrich was described by a publisher who [...]

  • Alabama Immigration Law: The Devastating Effect of HB 56 on the State and its Citizens

    The Alabama immigration law has been a burning issue since it was passed on June 9, 2011. Its full implementation in September made it the toughest and harshest anti-immigrant law in the nation today. It makes it a criminal offense to be without US citizenship status, requires police officers to check the documents of individuals [...]

  • Immigration and the 2012 Elections

    As the 2012 US presidential elections draws near, the ongoing crisis regarding the status of undocumented immigrants in the country seems to have gotten further attention as it gets entangled in political campaigns that seem to place immigration and the 2012 elections in perpetual view of each other. When asked in an interview whether he [...]

  • Arizona Immigration Law Pros and Cons – The Unavoidable Outcome of SB 1070

    Just like other major issues in the United States, the ongoing debate concerning the Arizona immigration law pros and cons has inevitably taken a social turn where it spawned a lot of supporters on both ends. The Issue Pew Hispanic Research estimated that there are 11,200,000 illegal aliens residing in the US as of March [...]

  • Alabama’s New Immigration Law Sparks Moral Crisis

    In what has been labeled as the toughest immigration law in the country, the H.B. 56, or Alabama’s new immigration law, has sent illegal or undocumented immigrants into hiding and human rights advocates stomping. Even the White House has expressed its opinion on the ill effects of the law: “The Obama administration asked an appeals [...]

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  • Is Alabama's new immigration law created a human rights crisis?

    Alabama’s New Immigration Law Sparks Moral Crisis

    In what has been labeled as the toughest immigration law in the country, the H.B. 56, or Alabama’s new immigration law, has sent illegal or undocumented immigrants into hiding and human rights advocates stomping. Even the White House has expressed

    Nov 19, 2011 | 0 comments | View Post

  • The Deal with Deporting Illegal Immigrants

    The controversial deportation program also known as stipulated removal – which involves deporting illegal immigrants without due process – has already been abandoned by federal immigration officials in Arizona and in other participating states. The controversy surrounding the stipulated program

    Nov 09, 2011 | 0 comments | View Post

  • The Professional Problem with the Georgia Immigration Law

    The new immigration law has not only affected farmers (who are generally without proper documentation) and schoolchildren (who ended up fearing going to school) — the Georgia immigration law now has professionals and business leaders feeling the weight of the

    Nov 07, 2011 | 0 comments | View Post

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  • Georgia Republican Governor Nathan Deal recently signed the Georgia immigration law HB 87.

    Georgia Immigration Law: Are Its Legislators Getting the Desired Effect Yet?

    Many Hispanics were thrown into panic when Georgia’s Republican Gov. Nathan Deal signed into law the Georgia immigration law, one of the harshest anti-immigrant law in the country. Many undocumented members of the Hispanic community have stopped driving their vehicles without a valid license. Citizen children of undocumented immigrants fear of being stopped and questioned [...]

    Dec 05, 2011 | 0 comments | View Post

  • Obama speaks on immigration issues.

    Generating Impressions on Immigration Issues

    In light of President Obama’s State of the Union Address, the nation is being called upon to engage in a discourse regarding immigration issues by bringing the much debated upon topic into local communities. Called Immigration Action Roundtables, these discussions are geared towards making the leaders of every community aware of the broken immigration system [...]

    Nov 28, 2011 | 0 comments | View Post

  • Obama and immigration reform may be a hot topic for the 2012 presidential election.

    Obama and Immigration Reforms – Will the Crackdowns and Deportations Assure His Re-Election?

    President Barack Obama and immigration reform policies need to find a solid level ground to stand on as the 2012 presidential election approaches. Many Americans today are taking a hard stand toward illegal immigration, pressed by a failing economy and the fear of Mexican drug wars crossing the border and spreading north. Since no laws [...]

    Nov 24, 2011 | 0 comments | View Post