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Kudos for the Ardmoreite blogs, and a merry "Boomer Sooner"Submitted by sweetdivatiara on Thu, 2007-10-18 18:13.The Ardmoreite blog looks fantastic! I know when I was doing my internship at The Daily Ardmoreite this summer, the brilliant minds behind the online aspect of the paper were trying to get the blog idea off the ground. During my internship, I wrote a blog primarily about immigration. It was fun and a great learning experience. Revived immigration bill's death knell: too many compromisesSubmitted by sweetdivatiara on Tue, 2007-06-26 22:11.By Tiara Etheridge President George W. Bush’s efforts to court the GOP after the immigration reform bill collapsed two and half weeks ago have resuscitated the hotly-debated legislation. The Senate revived the controversial bill Tuesday with a narrow vote margin of 64 to 35 (60 votes are required to pass the procedural vote.) Although supporters contend the bill will address “the needs of a failed system,” opponents balk vehemently about the legalization plan within the reform as nothing short of amnesty. Thank the Lord! Senate passes fuel economy billSubmitted by sweetdivatiara on Fri, 2007-06-22 19:13.By Tiara Etheridge Mother Earth can breath a small sigh of relief because Capitol Hill is finally wising up. Late Thursday night the Senate passed an energy bill that includes provisions for increasing automobile fuel economy, a requirement for huge increases in the production of ethanol and new laws against price gouging. U.S. health care an embarassmentSubmitted by sweetdivatiara on Wed, 2007-06-20 17:19.By Tiara Etheridge Every time I form an opinion, I see something in the media that makes me question myself and wonder: who is right? USA Today released an article on Houston’s health care crisis yesterday, accessible at http://www.usatoday.com/news/nation/2007-06-18-texas-health-care_N.htm?POE=click-refer. The little immigration bill that could, (but so far hasn't)Submitted by sweetdivatiara on Wed, 2007-06-13 16:56.By Tiara Etheridge President George W. Bush visited Capitol Hill Tuesday to assure the GOP that the immigration bill was not lax on illegal immigration; rather, border security was the “driving force” behind the legislation, according to Time magazine’s blog.
Crushing blow to immigration bill: opponents celebrate modern "grassroots activism"Submitted by sweetdivatiara on Fri, 2007-06-08 19:36.By Tiara Etheridge Opponents to the immigration compromise bill have reason to pull out the champagne and celebrate. Senate’s majority voted Thursday against limiting debate and speeding the passage of the bill, a major setback for a comprehensive immigration reform that would have legalized millions of immigrants who are in the country unlawfully. Senate's band-aid approach: short-term benefits with impending problemsSubmitted by sweetdivatiara on Thu, 2007-06-07 16:54.By Tiara Etheridge There’s a dark horse in the Senate, and he would like to purge the bipartisan immigration bill from existence. Sen. John Cornyn, R-Texas, made a stealthy move, proposing a bid that would bar felons, including immigrants court-ordered to be deported, from legalization. Referred to as the “Trojan horse amendment to kill the bill,” it was passed over by the Senate Wednesday in favor of the Democratic rival measure that would bar a more limited amount of criminals, such as gang members and sex offenders, from legalization. Brazil's history of immigration forshadows U.S. futureSubmitted by sweetdivatiara on Thu, 2007-05-31 17:21.By Tiara Etheridge Although long-winded, Unum does a good job of illustrating the far-reaching effects of immigration and how illegal immigration is not limited to the United States. I think, however, she neglected a very important country whose history could provide some insight: Brazil. Illegal immigration, and the measure that could jeopardize your jobSubmitted by sweetdivatiara on Tue, 2007-05-29 21:02.By Tiara Etheridge An electric issue shrouded with undercurrents of prejudice and ethnocentrism is dividing the nation and Congress as the Senate tries to work out the kinks in the immigration bill with a bipartisan measure that continues to dissatisfy both parties. |
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