Author: Tom Barry

Dee Torres sees history in the making in the West Texas borderlands. The elementary school teacher wants to be part of the history of […]

"Nashville listened to its leaders—the governor, the mayor, and a vast coalition of churches, businesses, and universities—and defeated an English-only measure by nearly 10,000 […]

(This article is part of a series by the author on the movement for immigration reform found at http://borderlinesblog.blogspot.com/.) President Barack Obama could quickly […]

La política de identidad resulta positiva en términos de una mayor presencia de los grupos a quienes se promueve. Pero la elección de un […]

Al cierre de la administración Bush, se hace de la reforma migratoria una revisión menos que comprensiva, como lo evidenció el Secretario de Seguridad […]

Immigrants are behind one of America’s fastest growing, most profitable industries. That shouldn’t come as a surprise. Immigrants have always been a core factor […]

What does the likely nomination of Gov. Janet Napolitano as head of the Department of Homeland Security signal for immigration policy? The hopeful interpretation […]

Identity politics get results in terms of the increased presence of the groups being promoted. But the election of an African-American president may signal […]

Editor’s note: This is the third article in a three-part series on the post-election debate on immigration reform. The first part is Both Sides […]

La designación de Rahm Emanuel como futuro jefe de gabinete de Barack Obama demuestra que es el pragmatismo político, y no las promesas de […]