Category Archives: The Intermestic Story

The United States and Mexico are increasingly becoming intertwined both economically and through demographic changes domestically. These posts tell this story.

Daily Border Bulletin: Will Population Shifts Alter Immigration Debate?, Alabama Gets Strict Immigration Law, Undocs Come Out

Posted on May 21, 2012 by

Population changes and various research indicate that the great flow primarily of Hispanic undocumented immigrants, which lasted at least two decades, ended several years ago, the question is will this new reality shift the debate over immigration reform? A day … Continue reading →

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Daily Border Bulletin – U.S. sues Arpaio’s office over treatment of Latinos, Another politically charged issue: Immigration, Spring Break Up, Migration Down & More

Posted on May 10, 2012 by

After collecting evidence over the past five years, the United States of Justice is finally going ahead with a lawsuit against Sheriff Joe Arpaio. The Washington Post’s pundits argue how the issue of immigration will effect the 2012 general election … Continue reading →

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Daily Border Bulletin: Our Anti-Innovation Immigration System, Border Patrol Unveils New ‘Intelligence-Driven’ Strategy, Former Mexican president urges peace through culture

Posted on May 8, 2012 by

An op-ed in the Atlantic highlights the fact that our current federal immigration laws are anti-Innovation, anti-business, and anti-people. Today the U.S. Border Patrol unveiled its first new National Strategy which will be more risk based. Former President of Mexico … Continue reading →

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Daily Border Bulletin – More kids crossing Mexico border alone, Immigration Stalls as Opportunities Wane on U.S.-Mexican Border, Arizona Immigration Law Author Hopes for Similar Measure in Kansas

Posted on April 30, 2012 by

The Government and local Non Profit agencies are scrambling to find ways to house the growing number of children undocumented immigrants who are crossing the Border alone. Skilled agricultural labor is now leaving the United States in the form of … Continue reading →

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Daily Border Bulletin – Arizona lawmaker defends immigration law in Senate, Democrats plan to force vote on Arizona immigration law if it’s upheld by court, Russell Pearce: I ‘Absolutely’ Believe Romney Called SB 1070 A ‘Model’

Posted on April 24, 2012 by

Ahead of the Supreme Court hearing opening arguments on SB1070, the Senate Judiciary Committee held a hearing on the constitutionality of Arizona’s papers please immigration law. At the hearing Senator Charles Schumer revealed that Democrats would be scheduling a vote … Continue reading →

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Daily Border Bulletin – Immigrant Tax Contributions and the Future of the U.S. Economy, Alabama Digs A Deeper Hole, Undoc Seeks Seeks Admission to Florida Bar

Posted on April 17, 2012 by

A new report highlights the important tax contributions of undocumented immigrants. A New York Times editorial highlights the various problems with the proposed “fixes” to Alabama’s draconian state passed immigration laws.  An immigrant brought to the United States as a … Continue reading →

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Daily Border Bulletin – Condoleezza Rice: ‘I Don’t Know When Immigrants Became The Enemy,’ Immigration law draws fire in public hearing by House panel considering rewrite, US turns to Mexican newspaper ads to counter drug smugglers who target unwitting job-seekers

Posted on April 11, 2012 by

Former Secretary of State Condeleezza Rice recently admitted that one of her greatest regret about serving in the Bush Administration was the missed opportunity at passing Comprehensive immigration reform. At a recent hearing on Alabama’s controversial state passed immigration law, … Continue reading →

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Daily Border Bulletin – Ala. proposes more extensive checking of immigrants’ status, Tale of Two Drug Wars: Murders Explode in Mexico, Decline in US, US judge denies immunity claim for top lieutenant in Mexico’s Sinaloa cartel

Posted on April 6, 2012 by

The Alabama state legislature is looking at ways of changing their harshest in the land immigration laws in order to end some of the legal troubles associated with the law.Mexico and the United States have seen little violence on the … Continue reading →

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Daily Border Bulletin – Rubio: DREAM Act Will Cause Chain Migration, Immigration Officials Arrest More Than 3,100 Criminal Immigrants, Group files UN complaint on Ala. immigration law

Posted on April 3, 2012 by

In an interview with Juan Williams on Fox News Sunday, Florida Senator Marco Rubio claimed that passing the DREAM Act would cause a rapid “chain migration.” Over the last week Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) have arrested more then 3,000 … Continue reading →

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Daily Border Bulletin – GOP fears Latino revolt, On the U.S.-Mexico border, a massive CPV solar, Why is San Ysidro such a shopping mecca?

Posted on March 30, 2012 by

Florida Senator Marco Rubio is teaming Republican Senators from Hispanic heavy states to draft DREAM Act legislation in the Senate in hopes of avoiding a total electoral Hispanic revolt.  On the Mexican side of the U.S. Mexico border an American … Continue reading →

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