Un programa federal llamado "Comunidades Seguras" que depende de la policía local para identificar inmigrantes ilegales quienes hayan cometido crímenes, tiene su lado negativo; El programa podría de hecho 'afectar' la seguridad pública.
Many in the Latino immigrant community in the metro Atlanta area applauded the changes made to Arizona's controversial immigration law Wednesday. Supporters of the immigration law saw the changes differently.
D.A. King, whose Dustin Inman Society has been vocal at the state capitol in opposition to illegal immigration joined Teodoro Maus, the former Mexican consul general in Atlanta who's now with the Georgia Latino Alliance for Human Rights to debate the issue at the FOX 5 studios Wednesday.
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Three million students graduate from U.S. high schools every year. Most of them have the chance to continue their education and contribute to American society. But about 65,000 of these graduates, despite having lived in the U.S. for most of their lives, are denied this opportunity because they are labeled illegal immigrants.
Three million students graduate from U.S. high schools every year. Most of them have the chance to continue their education and contribute to American society. But about 65,000 of these graduates, despite having lived in the U.S. for most of their lives, are denied this opportunity because they are labeled illegal immigrants.
