Immigration reform key players

New Report Provides Essential Information on Key Players for Immigration Reform
As Immigration Debate Heats Up, Eight-Part Series Released Today Provides Indispensible Reference

Washington, D.C. – The immigration reform movement is more sophisticated than ever, encompassing a greater diversity of support among various sectors of American society. As the immigration debate heats up this year, America’s Voice today releases a special report, “Immigration Reform: Know the Players,” providing an indispensable reference for anyone following the issue of immigration reform. 

The series, originally published in Spanish between November 5^th and December 17^th 2009 on MaribelHastings.com, an America's Voice website, in eight thematic installments, provides background information, statistics, and other detailed information on the roles played in the urgent battle for reform by the following groups of supporters: law enforcement; undocumented students; anti-immigrant groups; the pro-immigrant movement; faith communities; farmers and agricultural laborers; business and labor interests; and, of course, the main actors: the White House, Senate and House of Representatives.

The series was conceived and written by Maribel Hastings, a Senior Advisor at America's Voice. Rafael Prieto Zartha, now the organization's Spanish Language Media Advisor, collaborated on the articles.  

To download a copy of the series, click here: “Immigration Reform: Know the Players”
To hear the audio actuality, click here: Audio actuality about the report
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