New Strategies In Immigration Reform Approach

May 21, 2013 Subscribe · Forward New Strategies In Immigration Reform Approach The momentum to pass an immigration reform bill has undeniably changed since past efforts to push for such legislation — and so have the strategies used by immigration reform advocates.  Continue reading... Cuba Meddling In Venezuelan Affairs According To Audio Released By Opposition Antonio Banderas To Play Chilean Miner, Mario Sepulveda, In "The 33" Cuba Lifts Ban On Appliances That Hog Energy The New Nuestra Belleza Latina Lincoln Gabriel Diaz-Balart Dead At 29 Jenni Rivera Recognized At Billboard Awards More Americans Die Here Than Anywhere Else High School Student Refuses To Stand For Pledge Of Allegiance The New Nuestra Belleza Latina The Sexiest Women In The World Are From... Latino Activists Declare Victory In Texas FERNANDO HENRIQUE CARDOSO Time to Explore How to Regulate Drugs After more than four decades of a failed war on drugs, calls for a change in strategy are growing louder by the day. In Latin America, the debate is positively deafening. Continue reading... BOB BRAGAR A Chat With Obama: Immigration Equality for LGBT Families One doesn't often have the opportunity to make a quick remark that might affect the course of U.S. policy. I got that chance in an unexpected conversation with Barack Obama in 2007. Continue reading... AXEL W. CABALLERO The Amazing, Incredible Video Diary of Stephanie Pucheta Stephanie's story is emblematic of the over 25,000 immigrants who apply for family unity waivers each year only to be torn apart by an immigration system that emphasizes blind enforcement policies over sensible and human rights' solutions. Continue reading... PAROMITA SHAH Expanding Domestic Violence Deportation Grounds Does No Favors to Survivors What's at stake in the immigration reform bill is whether or not we continue to perpetuate the harsh and short-sighted policies of our current immigration laws. Continue reading... JUAN MELENDEZ Protect the Innocent: Florida's Governor Must Veto the 'Timely Justice Act' My trial took less than a week. I was sentenced to death. I spent nearly 18 years on death row, a traumatic and heartbreaking time for me and my family. I never stopped fighting for my freedom. Continue reading... Received this from a friend? Sign up for alerts from The Huffington Post here. Unsubscribe here. Huffington Post, 770 Broadway, New York, NY 10003