It is amazing that politicians think they can call the Latin electorate evil spirits, but still want their vote.<\/p>\n
Many pundits think Obama will carry a second term, largely based on his move to give temporary legal status to undocumented youth. There are two things that stand out here: one is that the status is temporary and that this is a turning point of sorts for immigrant policy. Many suggest it was a move predicated on pure politics. It certainly was, and if advance polling is any indication, it may mean Obama will be the president for another four years.<\/p>\n
One thing is certain in this battle of political wills. If Romney does not take up the banner of immigration reform and start talking about \u201creal\u201d relief, real plans for illegal immigrants, the Latino vote will go to Obama. For now, Romney is claiming he too is pro-immigration. That is hardly the case, (more…)<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" It is amazing that politicians think they can call the Latin electorate evil spirits, but still want their vote. Many pundits think Obama will carry a second term, largely based on his move to give temporary legal status to undocumented…<\/span><\/p>\n