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Gebe Martinez shows how cities have been paying the price for costly local immigration enforcement policies.
Latinos strongly responded to negative campaigning and turned out in large numbers to cast ballots in the midterm elections, write Angela Kelley, Marshall Fitz, and Gebe Martinez.
This week the Senate has the opportunity to give a new generation of leaders the chance to serve their country, write Angela M. Kelley and Gebe Martinez.
Gebe Martinez explains why some conservatives want to revoke birthright citizenship rights, why this is misguided, and what we need to fix the broken immigration system.
Conservative attempts to deny birthright citizenship to children of some immigrants are sexist and racist, write Gebe Martinez, Ann Garcia, and Jessica Arons.
Today’s federal court ruling against key provisions of S.B. 1070 is a victory for those seeking federal comprehensive immigration reform.
Arizona’s new immigration law violates the U.S. Constitution, and police chiefs say it threatens citizens’ safety, write Gebe Martinez and Angela Kelley.
Comprehensive immigration reform is desperately needed as Americans struggle under the failure of years of piecemeal strategies.
Gebe Martinez argues on Politico that the public is in favor of the Arizona's immigration law because they are frustrated with the lack of action on the issue from Congress and the White House.
Report from Gebe Martinez argues that without real federal solutions frustration over our broken immigration system will continue to rise.
Arizona’s new extreme immigration law hearkens back to California’s Proposition 187 in 1994, which triggered political backlash in the state, writes Gebe Martinez.
Gebe Martinez argues in Politico that there will be a high political price if the Senate does not take up immigration reform this year.