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Clergy's role grows in migrant discussion
Washington, DC -- As more than 2,500 immigrants rallied at the Capitol in support of comprehensive immigration reform, Methodist Bishop Minerva Carcaño of Arizona told the crowd it could count on her and other religious leaders for support. View |
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Immigration Debate Spills into 287-G Vote
Davidson County Sheriff, Daron Hall says the numbers don't lie. 'In the last two and a half years, we have seen a 58 percent reduction in crimes committed by people who are illegally in the country.' View |
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Richmond-area religious leaders, advocates support participants in immigration rally
A group of Richmond-area religious leaders and immigrant advocates yesterday greeted a Florida caravan with signs that read 'Reform Immigration For America,' then sent them off to a rally in Washington today. View |
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Evangelicals endorse immigration reform
The National Association of Evangelicals on Thursday endorsed comprehensive immigration reform, saying new policies should reflect 'biblical grace to the stranger.' View |
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Union hopes to organize Long Beach hotel workers
After a day's work cleaning one hotel room after another, Maria Valdivia says she's often too fatigued to play with her three children once she gets home. View |
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Forum discusses immigration reform
Claremont, CA -- A group of immigration reform supporters gathered at Our Lady of the Assumption Church to motivate people to start pushing for law changes. View |
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Transient students struggle
Many students entering kindergarten can look forward to graduating with the same students they started school with. In today's mobile society, however, some may end up in different school districts with different sets of classmates. Their parents may move across town to a bigger house or across the... View |
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Rally today backs bill for temporary citizenship
The Tulsa Community College Hispanic Student Association will host a rally Saturday in support of proposed federal legislation that would grant illegal-immigrant students temporary U.S. citizenship while they pursue higher education. View |
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Minority-owned companies rising in Tri-Cities
An influx of new immigrants and a steady increase in population has encouraged many to become entrepreneurs, especially in the retail and service industries. View |
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As crime grows in Mexico, more people flee to Texas
A peculiar smell lingers at the pink and white home near City Hall: burnt candles lighted hours earlier to pray for the safe return of the latest kidnapping victim. View |
