Immigration

  • New blockade of SB4 immigration laws means It does not come into effect – for now.

    The chaos and confusion surrounding the hastily introduced and controversial anti-immigrant legislation in Texas, SB4, grew Tuesday night when a federal court blocked the implementation of the legislation after the Supreme Court of Justice had paved the way to enforce it. A Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals panel issued...
  • Family separation will not solve the immigration crisis

    José López Zamorano La Red Hispana From the nation’s highest platform, in his State of the Union Address (SOTU), President Joe Biden made it clear to Republicans that scapegoating the most vulnerable migrants will not solve the immigration crisis facing the United States. “I am not going to demonize...
  • The Supreme Court applies a “pause” to Texas’ immigration excesses

    In a healthy breath of oxygen to the immigration debate, the Supreme Court temporarily stopped the implementation of the controversial Texas SB4 law. This ruling took place one day before the controversial legislation came into effect, which authorizes Texas State agents and police to detain and expeditiously deport to...
  • Reviven mitos sobre la inmigración mientras el Congreso debate plan fronterizo

    Aun no esta claro si una propuesta de seguridad fronteriza en el Congreso cruzara la linea de meta. Mientras continua la controversia, un grupo en Minnesota siente que el publico tiene ideas erroneas persistentes sobre los inmigrantes. El proyecto de ley con apoyo bipartidista surgio en el Senado de Estados Unidos,...
  • Undercurrent of immigration myths felt as Congress debates border plan

    It remains unclear if a border security proposal in Congress will cross the finish line and as the controversy continues, a group in Minnesota feels the public has lingering misconceptions about immigrants. The compromise bill emerged in the U.S. Senate but has hit a major roadblock with heavy opposition from Republicans...
  • Learn about the new immigration plan: a lost opportunity

    The new immigration reform plan negotiated by Democratic and Republican senators over the past few months, which finally saw the light of day this week, can only be described as a missed opportunity. Knowing that no bill would have a chance of passing unless it made significant concessions to...
  • Immigration issues will be crucial in the next elections

    For the first time in many election cycles, immigration is emerging as the main issue of concern in the minds of voters. Polls in the first two stages of the 2024 electoral political calendar, the Iowa caucuses and the New Hampshire primary elections confirmed that the economy and jobs...
  • Will there be immigration relief for the undocumented?

    When President Joe Biden granted Temporary Protected Status (TPS) to nearly half a million Venezuelans in September, his critics argued that it was an incentive for other groups to seek similar relief. The president did the right thing by granting this immigration relief because, in effect, Venezuelans faced serious...
  • Who should solve the immigration crisis in New York?

    The immigration crisis in New York has escalated with the arrival of around 100,000 immigrants in the last year, many of them fleeing Venezuela. If New York Mayor Eric Adams’ estimates of more than $12 billion in spending over three years are correct, it is clear that neither the...
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