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Speaking to reporters in Dallas on Tuesday, former President George W. Bush called on Washington to come to a solution on immigration reform.
Republican leaders in Congress proposed their first counteroffer to President Obama’s plan to avoid the fiscal cliff.
If the Republicans-still reeling from their defeat at the polls in November-are attempting to court more Latinos into their support column, the latest survey from the U.S. Census Bureau spells bad news for those hopes.
The year 2012 could be looked back on as a monumentally historic year regarding same sex marriages if the Supreme Court decided whether to hear several cases related to the controversial issue.
With time running out for Washington to act before the deadline on the Fiscal Cliff, President Barack Obama is taking his message for Congressional Republicans to extend the Bush tax cuts for everyone but the rich to American public.
With immigration reform on the forefront of Congress's priorities after the election, Democratic leaders from both the Senate and the House Wednesday outlined the nine principles they want to guide immigration reform and help the economy recover.
On Wednesday, members of the Congressional Hispanic Caucus rejected Republicans' counter DREAM Act proposal, the ACHIEVE Act.
President Obama is beginning a push to sway the public over the impending fiscal cliff.
In the face of the fiscal cliff, which looms only a month away, some in the Republican leadership are finally bucking Norquist’s hold, and vowing to break the pledge.
Sunday Op-Ed Column triggers wrath of high-ranking Latino Democrat
Just two weeks after many Republicans thought Mitt Romney was poised to win the presidency, he is persona non grata in most conservative circles.
President Obama met with members of Congress from both parties to begin preliminary negotiations on economic policy to avoid the fiscal cliff.
In the largest gathering of Republican leaders since the election, the recent loss during the presidential elections and future strategies were discussed.
The former Florida governor and potential 2016 presidential pick of the Republican party spoke candidly on immigration reform during the ABC Continuity Forum 2012 on Tuesday.
