Sep 17, 2009: Hispanic Groups to CNN: Drop Lou Dobbs (New America Media )
Several Hispanic groups are calling on CNN to drop talk-show host and frequent illegal immigrant critic Lou Dobbs, who is broadcasting his radio show from a conference put on by what some activists refer to as a "hate group."
Dobbs is among 45 radio talk show hosts who attended the rally hosted by the Federation for American Immigration Reform (FAIR).
FAIR has been branded a hate group by the Southern Poverty Law Center, which asserts, among other things, that FAIR has ties to white supremacists. FAIR, meanwhile, vigorously rejects the center's label
Sep 17, 2009: Debating Lou Dobbs' Stance On Immigration (NPR)
The immigration debate is a staple of conservative talk radio. More than 40 conservative radio hosts came to Washington this week, pressuring Congress to deny undocumented immigrants health care coverage. CNN anchor Lou Dobbs was among those holding their feet to the fire.
Sep 17, 2009: Democracia-Ahora RSS
Aug 7, 2009: Hispanic Group Hosts Sotomayor Miami Watch Party (CBS4.com)
The U.S. will now have its first Hispanic woman in the Supreme Court. South Florida's Hispanic Community gathered in Miami Thursday afternoon to watch the Senate's historic confirmation vote on Sonia Sotomayor.
Aug 7, 2009: Floridians react to Sotomayor's confirmation (OrlandoSentinel.com)
Aug 7, 2009: South Florida Hispanics cheer Sonia Sotomayor's confirmation (MiamiHerald.com)
The scene on Thursday afternoon was fitting for the historic occasion: A group of Colombians, Nicaraguans and Cubans meeting at a Peruvian restaurant in Miami to toast a Puerto Rican woman's ascent to the highest court in the land.
Aug 7, 2009: Sotomayor confirmation a step forward, local Hispanics say (AZStarNet.com)
Tucsonans gathered to watch the Senate confirmation of Judge Sonia Sotomayor to the U.S. Supreme Court said it was a historic day for Hispanic women that will lead to an even more diverse high court.
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