Immigration News Picks 10/01/12: A Shortage of Immigrant Workers for Upstate NY’s Booming Dairy Industry
Demand for yogurt has been a boon to New York dairies, but some say immigration enforcement is limiting the number of dairy workers.
Demand for yogurt has been a boon to New York dairies, but some say immigration enforcement is limiting the number of dairy workers.
In Arizona, home of SB 1070, the head of the state farm bureau seeks reforms that make it easier for migrant workers to cross the border to work in U.S. fields.
The GOP presidential candidate is highlighting the economic pain felt by Hispanics in a speech to Latino business leaders.
In this edition of News Picks, Homeland Security approves the first batch of deferred action applicants and Los Angeles considers turning library cards into valid IDs for the undocumented.
The Democractic Party platform calls for undocumented migrants to “come out of the shadows” and a federal judge strikes down a Florida rule that discriminates against dependents of undocumented migrants.
A busload of undocumented immigrants is in Charlotte, NC after making a cross-country trip from Arizona.
Mitt Romney is supported by fewer than 30 percent of Latino voters. Two Latino journalists talk about what he can do to improve his standing.
Republicans a the GOP convention applauded what Ted Cruz had to say Tuesday night. But what is he saying? Jack Tomas offers a critique of Cruz’s speech.
A debate over the Republican party’s positon on undocumented immigrants.
Mitt Romney says his goal is to get 38 percent of the Latino vote but will his party’s harsh anti-immigration policies scuttle this plan?