A contentious issue, illegal immigration, poses a number of economic, political, and cultural challenges to the country. Often, the debate becomes a partisan-fueled, highly emotional diatribe between the two major parties. This section cover issues from the Dream Act to Arizona’s contentious immigration reforms, as Independent-minded voters are seeking potential solutions that obey the rule of law, stay within the confines of a budget, and maintain a compassionate, but realistic outlook on immigration.
After a tumultuous and very tense relationship with Latinos in the county, Joe Arpaio is looking to reach out to the community.
The most recent tracking poll of Latino voters has 73% in favor of Obama. This latest Latino voters poll reveals historic inroads for the Democratic candidate.
In Arizona, mistakes on spanish election material resurfaced when it was discovered that the incorrect Election Day had been printed, yet again.
Candidates often change in between the time they campaign and the time they spend in office. Here is a list of opinions held by Obama in 2008 vs 2012.
Community leaders discuss opportunities to improve immigrant welfare at the National Immigrant Integration Conference in Baltimore.
Until California finds a solution to growing income inequality, growth will remain tepid, leading to continuous budget deficits, budget cuts and debt.
Obama’s Deferred Action memo has led many to apply in the hopes of achieving some type of legal immigration status. But some fear deportation if rejected
