immigration legislation

Sean Braisted pokes a hole in the conventional wisdom that John McCain is a more known quantity to the American public than Barack Obama:

Howard Fineman in Newsweek gives an oft-repeated, yet mistaken point of view on our electoral situation:

We know John McCain: as formed and familiar as a well-worn boot. But we don't know Barack Obama very well, and getting to know him has been and remains the basic national task of 2008.

Tim Chavez believes that the incrementalism being sold to pro-immigration activists is not of the same sort pursued by the Civil Rights movement in the 1960s:

Tim Chavez believes that the incrementalism being sold to pro-immigration activists is not of the same sort pursued by the Civil Rights movement in the 1960s:

Greg Siskind continues his discussion into how Democrats can beat McCain by forcing him to confront his own immigration legislation:

P.J. Tobia point to an admittedly biased look at immigration legislation that has been floated in previous sessions of the legislature and may be batted around again during the coming legislative session.

Arizona’s new immigration law kicks in today. All eyes will be on Arizona and the effectivenes of this legislation. From Reuters on the 30th:

Arizona firms brace for immigration sanctions law
By Tim Gaynor
Sun Dec 30, 9:41 AM ET
PHOENIX (Reuters) - Arizona steel fabricator Sheridan Bailey has been laying off employees in recent weeks even though he has plenty of or