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Aug 26, 2010

Following AZ & FL Primaries, Experts Assess Impact of Latino Voters on 2010 Elections

Common Dreams.org

WASHINGTON -Today, leading experts on Latino voter trends and the politics of immigration reform gathered on a conference call to analyze Tuesday's primary results in Arizona and Florida, and assess the influence of Latino voters and the immigration debate on elections in these states, as well as California, Colorado, Nevada, and other areas in the run-up to November.

Aug 26, 2010

Presenting the Immigration Hall of Shame

Huffington Post

We at Immigrants' List -- a bipartisan political action committee dedicated to electing lawmakers who are pro-immigration -- decided to shine a light on those individuals who have presented the greatest obstacles to repairing our country's immigration system.

Aug 25, 2010

Scott Shakes Up Florida Governor Race With GOP Primary Win Over McCollum

FOXNEWS.com

In a primary day upset, political newcomer Rick Scott narrowly defeated state Attorney General Bill McCollum for the Republican nomination in the Florida gubernatorial race.

Aug 25, 2010

Arizona primary election results 2010

The Washington Post

In Arizona, Sen. John McCain trounced former Rep. J.D. Hayworth in the state's Republican primary, a victory that virtually ensures the 2008 GOP presidential nominee will return to the Senate for a fifth term next year.

Aug 10, 2010

Citizen Orange: DREAM Now Letters to Barack Obama: David Cho

Aug 6, 2010

Video Message from Jorge Mursuli, Democracia President

Aug 5, 2010

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Aug 5, 2010

Citizen Orange: DREAM Now Letters: Stop The Deportation of Marlen Moreno

The "DREAM Now Series: Letters to Barack Obama" is a social media campaign that launched Monday, July 19, to underscore the urgent need to pass the DREAM Act. The Development, Relief, and Education for Alien Minors (DREAM) Act, S. 729, would help tens of thousands of young people, American in all but paperwork, to earn legal status, provided they graduate from U.S. high schools, have good moral character, and complete either two years of college or military service. With broader comprehensive immigration reform stuck in partisan gridlock, the time is now for the White House and Congress to step up and pass the DREAM Act!