Arriving Without An Invitation |
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Book Offers Unique Perspective on Life as an Illegal Immigrant. In the current debate over immigration reform, it is easy for Americans to loose sight of the universality of human migration.
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Puerto Rico: Sotomayor Fuels Hope for Self-Determination. Judge Sonia Sotomayor has gone from virtually unknown to a symbol of national pride for Puerto Ricans after her nomination by President Barack Obama to the U.S. Supreme Court. |
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| Many Hondurans Support Coup. Not every talk-show caller nor every demonstrator is asking for the swift return of the democratically-elected president. Many Hondurans in the U.S. support Sunday’s coup in Tegucigalpa. |
> | The Way Forward. President Obama finally sat down with legislators from both parties last week to talk about immigration reform and the news media saluted the meeting with editorials and op-ed pieces on how to proceed. |
> | Lines In the Sand. After a meeting on immigration reform, lawmakers said the president promised to move forward right away. But the various sides have already started spelling out what they will and will not accept. |
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lish immigrants have historically shown more interest in elections in their home country than in U.S. politics.




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