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Our Spring 2012 Issue!
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- September 25, 2011“A Nation Emerges: The Mexican Revolution Revealed”
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SB 1070 Casts Shadow on Arizona’s New Anti-Immigrant Bills
The economic shadow cast by one of Arizona’s toughest anti-immigrant laws was crucial in the defeat of five new measures aimed at undocumented immigrants.
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Legislation proposes separate birth certificates for children of citizens and non-citizens
Arizona makes proposal for two types of birth certificates.
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Arizona’s SB1070: National trend? 25 states look at similar legislation
A report released by an immigrant rights group determines that 25 states could attempt to pass the same type of laws as Arizona’s controversial SB1070. Earlier this spring, Arizona Gov….
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November: No PC for AZ
Dear Arizona Republicans, I wanted to discuss your decision regarding the election of Russell Pearce as Senate president. It’s such a relief to know that Senator Pearce will be running…
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Arizona Law is Product of Anti-Immigrant Hysteria
Immigrant bashing, like baseball, has become a favorite American pastime. The recent draconian, anti-immigrant law in Arizona only adds credence to this reality.
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More Arizona Immigrants to Consider ‘Self-Deportation’
The news that 90 days after the end of the legislative session, a law will criminalize undocumented immigrants in Arizona — and give the police the power to investigate their legal status based solely on the way they look.
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April: Aryan-zona
April’s Tarado Del Mes is Arizona. Here’s why.
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New Anti-Immigrant Law Focuses on School
Conservative Arizona legislators want to make school districts collect data on the immigration status of students, according to a report in La Voz.