6:27 pm By Jennifer Woodard Maderazo · Immigration| Politics · 1 Comment
20 Mar 2006
Jeb Bush is calling for a “more liberal” immigration policy?
Bush told Notimex “we have plenty of people who have been here for many years and they do not have a way to legalize their status. A process should exist to create it”.
“It is not an amnesty, but I think it is important that if there are researchers and capable people all over the world who want to come here to pursue their dreams and they offer a quite important brain capacity for the new economy, we should capture it”, he said.
This regularization must come “along with a more liberal immigration process“, American President George W. Bush’s younger brother explained.
Brain capacity?
Anyone else think this is the world turned upside down? This is too liberal even for a “moderate” Republican. I mean he sounds like Hillary Clinton. Apparently he’s also too liberal for right wing crazies.
This reeks of presidential election bid.
More of Jeb Bush’s position on immigration.
Via / Que Pasa
6:22 pm By Jennifer Woodard Maderazo · California| Politics| States · 2 Comments
7 Feb 2006
That’s what a new survey is saying.
Seventy percent of Californians who have registered to vote since 1990 are Latino, providing a growing benefit to Democrats and posing a threat to Republicans, according to a new voting report.
The Field Poll on election trends also said that there is partisan split between coastal and inland counties that favors Democrats but is slowly shifting in favor of the GOP as the more Republican inland population grows.
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