Sen. Marco Rubio of Florida offered Republicans a new reason to vote for immigration reform on Tuesday. Either legalize 11 million undocumented immigrants in exchange for more border security or President Obama will just legalize them on his own. “I believe that this president tempted will be tempted, if nothing happens in Congress, to issue an e…
Federal agents tasked with enforcing immigration laws will largely be kept out of New Orleans jail, and the sheriff will no longer fulfill detention requests unless they are for people who have committed serious crimes like murder and armed robbery….
Federal agents tasked with enforcing immigration laws will largely be kept out of New Orleans jail, online and the sheriff will no longer fulfill detention requests unless they are for people who have committed serious crimes like murder and armed robbery….
I believe that this president will be tempted, if nothing happens in Congress, he will be tempted to issue an executive order as he did for the DREAM Act kids a year ago, where he basically legalizes 11 million people by the sign of a pen," Rubio said in an interview Tuesday on WFLA Radio’s "The Morning Show with Preston Scott."…
The California legislature went back in session today after its summer break, ask and among the bills it will consider are a proposal that would prevent law-enforcement officials from handing over detainees arrested for non-violent crimes to federal immigration officials for possible deportation, and another to allow many undocumented immigrants…
President Barack Obama is yet to say whether he would resort to using executive action to push immigration reform forward. Instead, during a press conference on Friday, the president said many of the concerns put forward by opponents has been addressed in the Senate-passed bill…
President Barack Obama is yet to say whether he would resort to using executive action to push immigration reform forward. Instead, view during a press conference on Friday, the president said many of the concerns put forward by opponents has been addressed in the Senate-passed bill…
FOR THE crime of appearing Hispanic, Roxana Santos, a native of El Salvador, medical attracted the attention of Frederick County sheriff’s deputies in 2008. At the time she was noticed and racially profiled by the deputies, Ms. Santos was doing nothing more than sitting on a curb and eating a sandwich outside the food co-op in Frederick where she worked a…
FOR THE crime of appearing Hispanic, Roxana Santos, a native of El Salvador, attracted the attention of Frederick County sheriff’s deputies in 2008. At the time she was noticed and racially profiled by the deputies, Ms. Santos was doing nothing more than sitting on a curb and eating a sandwich outside the food co-op in Frederick where she worked a…
FOR THE crime of appearing Hispanic, medical Roxana Santos, a native of El Salvador, attracted the attention of Frederick County sheriff’s deputies in 2008. At the time she was noticed and racially profiled by the deputies, Ms. Santos was doing nothing more than sitting on a curb and eating a sandwich outside the food co-op in Frederick where she worked a…