Various views on the Obama march towards significant immigration reform in America: Immigration laws continues to be critical barrier to millions in US

STEVE DEACE TO MARCO RUBIO: Stay Away From Immigration Reform

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Steve Deace Dear Senator Rubio,
Like many patriots in the Republican grassroots I cheered your ascendancy to the U.S.  Senate despite attempts by the party establishment to stop you. That’s why I’m  offering you some free presidential campaign advice from a guy that knows a  thing or two…

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Latin America’s public reaction is muted. And possibly with good reason.

Dudley Althaus and Simeon Tegel

MEXICO CITY, Mexico and LIMA, Peru

Excitement, or anxiety, is rising fast in the United States — depending on which side of the immigration debate you take the pulse.

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