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You have lived in Texas since you were two years old. You haven’t left the state since that time. You have a close family, most of whom live nearby. Every Sunday after church, you eat a big lunch with your sisters and brother, cousins and aunt. You play soccer. You were the salutatorian at your …
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Good news for the 560,000 undocumented immigrants (88,000 in Texas) who enrolled in Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) in 2012: the program was renewed for two more years. If you are eligible for DACA but have never applied, you may also apply for DACA status this year. While we are disappointed that comprehensive and …
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One recipe for wisdom is experience mixed with reflection. That’s why it’s important to consider the past when we’re making decisions. As we form opinions and encourage Congress to vote on the DREAM Act, we would be wise to reflect upon lessons learned from a past immigration bill with an important similarity to the DREAM …
America is witnessing a new phase in the U. S. immigration world: state laws which allow local enforcement to act as federal agents and directly enforce federal immigration laws. Many debates are emerging as to why states like Alabama should enact these types of laws. Those in favor claim it is simply to preserve jobs …
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Este artículo tratará sobre otras medidas que no son políticas para ayudar aquellos jóvenes que se encuentran indocumentados. El Acto Sueño es una ley humanitaria que podría ayudar a millones de estos jóvenes que, desafortunadamente, depende de la política. La medida que proponen ciertos líderes tiene que ver con el proceso de adopción familiar, o sea, que una persona que es un residente permanente o ciudadano estadounidense adopte a un joven indocumentado para inmigrarlo. Este proceso no depende de la política. Depende de un proceso judicial en el estado en el cual se encuentra el joven. En Texas, por ejemplo, una persona adulta puede adoptar a un joven siempre y cuando los padres biológicos de joven están de acuerdo con la adopción.
You demonstrated it by co-sponsoring the Immigration Reform law in 2006 with Senator Ted Kennedy.
As a Hispanic, I respect and honor your contributions to this country. My own father fought in the Pacific in World War II. He was a veteran who went through hell. He spoke to me about it often. So I believe I understand what you went through.
There are many Americans who don’t understand the deep connection that unites the people of the Americas, for instance, the deep bond between the people of Mexico and the United States.
My Hispanic heritage through my mother is not Mexican. But as a result of this heritage, I’ve learned that we have to fight to unify the Americas. We’re one continent. We depend on each other.
John McCain, I still have a profound respect for you. Please reconsider your position.
El propósito del tema de hoy es alertar a los miembros de la comunidad del norte de Texas, de la gran necesidad de luchar contra todos los esfuerzos políticos que beneficiarían a la comunidad de inmigrantes hispanos. El único modo de hacerlo es ejerciendo nuestro derecho de votar de todos aquellos que somos ciudadanos de los Estados Unidos que estamos registrados para votar en nuestro estado. No importa para quién votamos. Lo importante es demostrar nuestra fuerza electoral ante un ambiente en el cual grupos anti-inmigrantes desean restringir la inmigración, utilizando argumentos como la “sobre población”, “el aumento de crimen”, y la “perdida de la cultura anglosajona” que predomina en los EE.UU. Son temas que están afectando nuestros derechos civiles.