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With The Supreme Court likely to uphold parts of Arizona’s state passed immigration law, local businesses are already bracing for the worst. The ATF has released its latest report on Mexico Firearms trace data and the results confirm that cartel … Continue reading →

Over the next several months the Supreme Court will hear arguments over Arizona’s state-passed immigration law. Regardless of the outcome one thing should be very clear: the anti-immigrant movement has no long-term strategy to fix our broken immigration system. All … Continue reading →

Recently U.S. President Barack Obama hosted  Mexican President Felipe Calderon and Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper at the day-long North American Leaders Summit. The leaders are set to discuss a ” regional economic agenda, a fundamental element for strengthening the … Continue reading →

In last nights Republican debate Mitt Romney came out hard for Arizona’s enforcement centric legislation as a model for immigration reform nationally. Romney’s immigration adviser Kris Kobach, has come out in defense of “self deportation,” saying that he hopes that … Continue reading →

A coalition of businesses in Kansas are working to find ways to allow undocumented immigrants to remain in their state to work agricultural jobs while there are labor shortages. Following the Florida Primaries and a series of anti-immigrant statements, the … Continue reading →

The White House has announced that Cecilia Munoz is the new director of the Domestic Policy Council. A new video from Univision introduces the general public to GOP Presidential Candidate Mitt Romney’s family members who still reside in Mexico. A … Continue reading →

Yesterday the Department of Justice unveiled a stinging report which cited Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio with unprecedented levels of racial profiling and intimidation of Hispanic citizens. Within hours of the announcement the Secretary of the Department of Homeland Security … Continue reading →

A new op-ed from the New York Times explores ways in which the Supreme Court can clarify the need for one uniform immigration law for the whole country. The Woodrow Wilson Mexico Institute has released a new report on trade … Continue reading →

This Friday, December 9th, the New Policy Institute’s 21st Century Border Initiative will release a major new report researched by Arizona State University’s North American Center For Transborder Studies (NACTS), “Realizing the Value of our Cross Border Trade with Mexico.”