Tag Archives: Immigration

A New Opportunity For Young Undocumented Immigrants

Posted on August 10, 2012 by Trish Nelson

by Ralph Scharnau The United States is a country in the midst of a seismic demographic shift.  According to some estimates, those with Hispanic, black, Asian, American Indian, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islanders heritages will together outnumber whites by 2040.  … Continue reading →

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Steve King Town Hall In Pocahontas

Posted on May 23, 2012 by Trish Nelson

Speaking in Pocahontas, Iowa on Monday, May 21, Steve King compared immigrants to dogs. King holds town hall in Pocahontas Location: 607 13th Street North, Pocahontas IA Transcript: King: “…We’ve always had bird dogs around our place in our family … Continue reading →

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An Iowan Reflects on the Arizona Immigration Law

Posted on May 2, 2010 by Paul Deaton

“If business managers like Rubashkin consistently complied with immigration law, the high profile raids like the ones in Postville and Marshalltown would not likely happen. More focus could be given to the human face of immigration.” A friend of mine … Continue reading →

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