WASHINGTON — A raucous public debate over the nation's flawed immigration system is set to begin in earnest this week as senators finalize a bip...

WASHINGTON -- Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) said Sunday that the Republican Party as a whole has abandoned its opposition to allowing a pathway for cit...

Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich took a hit at 2012 Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney's "self-deportation" stance on immigration, callin...

Happy anniversary! One year ago, January 23, at a GOP presidential debate in Florida, Mitt Romney first announced his support for self-deportation and set the stage for his loss in November.

At 16 percent of the electorate, Hispanics are nation's largest minority group, and you can bet they will be looking for a new direction from the president.

You ready, Republican Party? Are you sitting down? Here's what you have to do to avoid going the way of the Whigs. It's pretty easy -- it would fit on a Twitter message: "Begin championing Puerto Rican statehood."

Anyone wanting to know what Romney really thinks about Latino families, workers and immigrants, should look at what he said just a few months ago when he was calling himself "severely conservative."

WASHINGTON -- Immigration reform finally came up on Tuesday night for the first time in any of the presidential or vice presidential debates, and Vice...

Kobach has shown himself to be nothing more than an ambitious politician with a dangerous and radical vision of America. Yet as voters consider who will lead the country for the next four years, they are entitled to know why Romney continues to associate with him and his extremist nativist agenda.

Now, let's engage in a little real speak, Boston. If Mitt goes to Los Angeles and Miami with the same talking points he's used with Latino audiences to date, don't even bother showing up. Heck, if that's the plan, the Obama campaign would probably be willing to pay your airfare.

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.

Romney is in real trouble over his taxes. It is evident in his refusal to release prior returns. It is evident from the insipid laugh he fakes when he is confronted on it.

Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.) warned Mitt Romney, in an interview published Monday at The Daily Beast, that the presumptive GOP nominee needs to soften h...

We must stand up for the president against the calls for his impeachment and urge the press to ask Mitt Romney whether he agrees with his supporters that the president committed an impeachable offense or whether he disagrees.