Border Fee Idea Stirs Debate In Southwest

June 4, 2013 Subscribe · Forward Border Fee Idea Stirs Debate In Southwest The Department of Homeland Security's proposal to conduct a study on the possibility of enacting a fee for crossing over U.S. borders by land awakened the wrath of Northern lawmakers who normally get ignored in debates about border security.  Continue reading... Bruno Mars Invests In NJOY Electronic Cigarette Company, Started Using Product For Mom Enrique Lizalde Dead: Mexican Telenovela Star Dies At 76 Sebastian Ligarde, Mexican Soap Star, Comes Out As Gay, Says He Was Inspired By Ricky Martin Catch A Sneak Peak Of 'I Love Jenni' Officially Cancer Free! The 6 Most LGBT-Friendly Latin American Countries Are... 11 Awesome Things About Mexico 11 Awesome Things About Mexico 10 Hilarious Spanish-English Translation Fails Conservative Offers Wacky Approach To Latino Vote JIMMY A. HERNANDEZ Immigration Reform an Opportunity for Republicans to Attract Latinos... and Millennials The GOP has lost support from a fast-changing electorate, one that's becoming increasingly younger, more diverse, and more supportive of equal rights. What's the party to do? Continue reading... MARTIN LUZ Martinez-Rubio: The GOP's 'Dream' Ticket for 2016? A Martinez-Rubio ticket is just as credible as any other. On paper -- with no faces and names attached -- they tick all the conservative boxes. Add in their demographic appeal and they cut into the Democrat's potentially decades-long advantage with women and Hispanic voters. Continue reading... ANDRE SEGURA 'Joe's Law' Gets the Boot: A Lawyer for the Plaintiffs Explains While Sheriff Arpaio declared in a pre-recorded video statement posted May 29 that he would appeal, we remain confident that the court's extensive and detailed findings of fact and law are indisputable. Continue reading... DANIEL PENA The San Antonio Spurs: The National Team of the Immigrant The San Antonio Spurs are mostly a team of immigrants, playing for a city with many immigrants, and like the immigrant body itself -- seldom flashy, often underappreciated and often working under the radar -- the Spurs continue to persevere for their own sake whether America will have them or not. Continue reading... YOANI SANCHEZ Back in Cuba With the Gift of Solidarity I'm back now. Beginning to feel the peculiarities of a Cuba that in my three-month absence has barely changed. 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