Editorials/Opinions

Border camera program blasted as waste

- A $2 million surveillance program for the border that uses remote cameras and citizens armed with computers has been called a flop in its six-month status report after tips generated by the program led to only a trio of arrests. More

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Posted onThursday, February 5, 2009By jackie 0Comments Share

Report: Firms Push Immigration for Cheap Labor

- Many U.S. corporations use one hand to pull for more immigrants and amnesty for illegal immigrants, while the other hand pushes their own workers out the door, according to a new report that castigates such lobbying efforts...... More

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Posted onWednesday, January 7, 2009By jackie 0Comments Share

Foundation aims to help L.A. immigrants

- A leading California foundation plans today to announce a broad campaign to help Los Angeles immigrants become more active citizens with a new $3.75-million, five-year program to help them learn English, improve job skills and increase civic participation. More

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Posted onWednesday, February 11, 2009By jackie 0Comments Share

More unions favor legalizing workers

- The dynamics of the farm labor population have changed since César Chávez and others began organizing workers in California's fields. More

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Posted onTuesday, March 31, 2009By jackie 0Comments Share

How do we keep Obama's youth mobilized?

- Interesting article discussing how we can keep up the momentum we received from youth who were engaged this year, beyond the election: "Barack Obama's campaign politicized and organized more youth than any campaign has in recent history. The American Prospect asked Sally Kohn, director of...More

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Posted onMonday, December 22, 2008By icmaldonado 0Comments Share

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