Nothing like one of the NBA's greatest coaches and most recognizable personalities adding a little fuel to the immigration embrolio. In fact, the timing couldn't be any better as "Los Suns" face Jackson's Lakers in the NBA Western Conference Finals.
CNN's Rick Sanchez is at it again bringing Columnist Ruben Navarette of the San Diego Tribune and Columnist Emily Miller of the Washington Times together to discuss the root causes of our broken immigration system and whether it is even possible that Congress will pass comprehensive immigration reform in an election year.
Huffington Post political reporter Sam Stein appeared on "Countdown With Keith Olbermann" Monday night to discuss President Obama's possible 2010 retreat from energy and immigration reform in advance of November's midterm elections.
Pulitzer Prize winning writer Tom Friedman of the New York Times offers long term strategic solutions to our unemployment woes by leveraging our immigration system to attract the world's brightest, most innovative and motivated risk-takers. Responsible immigration policies plus free markets have yielded high levels of prosperity.
Senator Graham says that Washington is losing the publics trust and the Republican Party is losing its sense of duty regarding immigration reform. However, he stated that he will continue to work with Senator Schumer on immigration reform despite it being a "heavy lift" and Washington's absorption with health care.
The Immigration Policy Center of the American Immigration Council presents: "Out With the Old, In With the New: What Reforming Immigration Could Do For America."
President Obama commends the Immigration Marchers for standing up and making their voices heard. "Real change doesn't start in the White House or the the Halls of Congress. It starts with people like you in communities all across this country."
The Senators' Bargain debuts Wednesday at 8:00PM on HBO2. The documentary is part of a series exploring "How Democracy Works Now" through the issue of immigration policy and follows the late Senator Ted Kennedy (D-MA) and the Bush-era bipartisan push for immigration reform.
Now that Health Care Reform has passed the Congress, is Immigration Reform next?
