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Why I’m Not Leaving The Republican Party

Mary Mata October 26, 2011

By Bob Quasius, Somos Republicans Although two Somos Republicans leaders recently left the GOP, I fully intend to stay in the GOP as I believe I have much more influence […]

Why Cain’s Electrified Fence Is Not So Shocking

Mary Mata

Kids With Undocumented Parents Less Likely To Finish HS

Mary Mata

4,000 U.S. Citizens Wrongly Detained By ICE

NewsTaco October 25, 2011

What are the odds of an American citizen being accidentally detained or deported by U.S. federal officials? It’s not the kind of thing that Vegas book makers would think of; […]

Thoughts On The Dominican Republic And Its Diaspora

Mary Mata October 24, 2011

By Ambassador Raul Yzaguirre [Editor’s note: This is the text of the keynote speech given by the United States Ambassador to the Dominican Republic, Raul Yzaguirre, to the 14th Annual […]

Immigration Laws Are Affecting Foreign Investments

NewsTaco

There’s more fallout to report from state-level immigration laws.  It’s important because states like Arizona, Georgia and Alabama have turned into laboratories of consequences. In the weeks and months since those state’s approved […]

Latino Kids In Alabama Bullied Since Immigration Law Passed

Mary Mata

It should come as no surprise that, in the wake of Alabama’s anti-Latino immigrant law, sentiments towards Latinos in that state are becoming less than civil. If it wasn’t something […]