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Hardline GOP Stance May Threaten Republican Stronghold

AP | NICHOLAS RICCARDI | Posted 04.03.2013 | Politics

PHOENIX — On the political map of the Southwest, Arizona stands out. Colorado, Nevada and New Mexico are independent-minded states that once le...

The Hazards Of Being A Latino Ballplayer In Arizona

Grantland | Bryan Curtis | Posted 03.28.2013 | Latino Voices

This spring, Elian Herrera came to Arizona to work. Herrera is 28 years old. He was born in the Dominican Republic. He has dark skin, and though he sp...

What Security Means to Edi

Michelle Chen | Posted 04.07.2013 | Latino Voices
Michelle Chen

On the cusp of what might a long-awaited break in the impasse on Capitol Hill on immigration legislation, Edi's story remains tragically typical, and no matter what Congress decides, there's a good chance it will be repeated again and again in the name of the endless mantra of "security."

Republicans and Immigration Reform in 2013

Ryan Campbell | Posted 04.07.2013 | Latino Voices
Ryan Campbell

The GOP must either wrangle it's more anti-immigrant forces who are worried about being "primaried," or admit that they won't be competitive on the national stage without rigging the vote more aggressively.

Fiscal Cliff Crisis Causes More to Leave the GOP in Conservative San Diego

DeeDee Garcia Blase | Posted 01.10.2013 | Politics
DeeDee Garcia Blase

Meet Ryan Trabuco and listen to his story. He is an amigo and an old friend from California who is now leaving the Republican Party in light of the f...

Arizona's Anti-Immigration Law Has Cost The State Millions

The Huffington Post | Bonnie Kavoussi | Posted 01.02.2013 | Business

Taking a hard line on immigration is costing Arizona in ways lawmakers may not have considered. Several convention groups have boycotted Arizona be...

Brewer Law Gets Harsh Rebuke From Foreign Country

Posted 12.27.2012 | Politics

By JACQUES BILLEAUD, THE ASSOCIATED PRESS PHOENIX — The Mexican government has urged a U.S. court to stop Arizona from enforcing a minor section ...

Arpaio Gives Strange Reason For Disappointment

The Huffington Post | Nick Wing | Posted 12.07.2012 | Politics

Arizona's Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio traveled to San Francisco this week and noticed something surprising: There were no protesters to greet h...

Scott Walker Warns Lawmakers Against Harsh Immigration Bills

The Huffington Post | Elise Foley | Posted 12.06.2012 | Politics

Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker (R) flipped on Arizona-style immigration laws on Wednesday, telling reporters he would encourage state lawmakers to leave ...

Can the GOP Evolve With People Like Jan Brewer?

Ryan Campbell | Posted 02.03.2013 | Politics
Ryan Campbell

With these characters anchoring the GOP to a losing past, will the party be able to change direction on immigration enough that they will be able to win national elections again?

Brewer Backlash Begins

The Daily Beast | Posted 12.02.2012 | Politics

Arizona’s Republican governor, Jan Brewer, seemed in perfect lockstep with both her party and Mitt Romney (whom she had heartily endorsed early on) ...

Why Kris Kobach's Career Should End

Ryan Campbell | Posted 01.26.2013 | Latino Voices
Ryan Campbell

When the names of those who need to be purged from the GOP to recover and progress past the epic electoral beating they took at the hands of a large voter coalition, Kris Kobach's is one of the first floated.

Latinos Delivered, Now It Is Your Turn Mr. President

Hector E. Sanchez | Posted 01.16.2013 | Politics
Hector E. Sanchez

It is not an overstatement to say that the Latino vote delivered the presidency (and several Senate races) to Democrats. Now it is time for President Obama to quickly take advantage of the momentum.

How Romney and the Republicans Lost the Latino Vote

Ryan Campbell | Posted 01.13.2013 | Latino Voices
Ryan Campbell

There were many rhetorical points upon which the Republican Party lost Latinos. This is what handed Obama his victory and, had the rhetoric on Latino issues been reversed, we may very well have a different president come inauguration day.

November 6: The Time to Make a Stand

Janet Murguía | Posted 01.05.2013 | Latino Voices
Janet Murguía

As the fastest-growing group of voters in the country, Latinos could make the difference in several key battleground states in the closest presidential election in years.

Romney, Latinos and the Local Races

Ryan Campbell | Posted 12.29.2012 | Latino Voices
Ryan Campbell

Connie Mack introducing Mitt Romney in Tampa during the RNC It's undeniable that the biggest liability to Romney's campaign is the man himself: he's...

John Celock

Kris Kobach Faces Recall Effort Over Voter ID Law

HuffingtonPost.com | John Celock | Posted 10.05.2012 | Politics

Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach (R), who famously drafted Arizona and Alabama's controversial immigration laws, is facing a recall attempt over ...

Controversial Arizona Immigration Measure Survives Challenge

Reuters | Posted 11.26.2012 | Politics

* Governor "under no illusion" ruling will end fight * Plaintiffs say they are exploring legal options (Adds background, reaction f...

Can This Sex Crimes Ad Help to Bring Down Sheriff Joe Arpaio?

Jeff Biggers | Posted 11.25.2012 | Politics
Jeff Biggers

For a galvanized new civil rights movement and their allies in Maricopa County -- and across Arizona -- bringing down Sheriff Arpaio in this fall's election will be the first step in the right direction.

American Latinos Speak

Ana Maria Fernandez Haar | Posted 11.24.2012 | Latino Voices
Ana Maria Fernandez Haar

In summary, American Latinos in the United States are much more than the undocumented; yet they, too, are part of our story and of our concern. Comprehensive immigration reform need not be inhumane nor undertaken in a vacuum.

Harsh Immigration Law Gets Backlash

Posted 09.20.2012 | Politics

By PAUL DAVENPORT AND FELICIA FONSECA, THE ASSOCIATED PRESS PHOENIX — A day after the most contentious provision of Arizona's immigration law too...

Arizona's Real Immigration Question: Not 'Papers Please' but 'Which Side Are You On?'

Jeff Biggers | Posted 11.06.2012 | Politics
Jeff Biggers

Some observers may see this as cementing "papers, please" as Arizona's new state motto, the real question for civil rights advocates is over compliance and inevitable law suits.

Contentious Provision Could Cause Huge Problems

Posted 09.06.2012 | Politics

By JACQUES BILLEAUD AND NICHOLAS RICCARDI, THE ASSOCIATED PRESS PHOENIX — More than two years after it was signed into law, the most contentious ...

Judge Rules On Contentious Immigration Law

Posted 09.05.2012 | Politics

By JACQUES BILLEAUD AND WALTER BERRY, THE ASSOCIATED PRESS PHOENIX — A federal judge ruled Wednesday that Arizona authorities can enforce the mos...

What We Know About Romney and Immigration After the Republican Convention

Frank Sharry | Posted 10.31.2012 | Politics
Frank Sharry

It won't matter to most Latino voters that Craig Romney can speak Spanish if his father and friends say yesterday's immigrants were great for the country but today's pose a threat to our future.