Without a doubt, the dead silence on the campaign trail in relation to immigration reform is not good. Let\u2019s guess what that means.<\/p>\n
Over the course of this year\u2019s election announcements, promises, rhetoric and so forth, nothing has been mentioned about immigration reform. In fact, the one occasion when Obama and Romney could have and should have opened up about it was when Michael Bloomberg, New York\u2019s mayor, released a report that suggested the parties get off the pot and make immigration a serious campaign issue.<\/p>\n
Dead silence ensued. It was eerie. It was almost like the report fell on deaf ears, and perhaps it did, or rather on ears that do not want to rock any more boats prior to being elected or re-elected. Doesn\u2019t say much about politicians does it? It does say quite a lot about them protecting their backsides though, at the expense of the Hispanic population in limbo (more…)<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Without a doubt, the dead silence on the campaign trail in relation to immigration reform is not good. Let\u2019s guess what that means. Over the course of this year\u2019s election announcements, promises, rhetoric and so forth, nothing has been mentioned…<\/span><\/p>\n