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Rep. Gutierrez: Stop Deporting Parents as Reform Debate Unfolds
by Seth Freed Wessler on December 18 2012, 9:55AM
After new data reveals rapid pace of parental deportation, key congressional leader and advocates pressure President Obama to broaden his DREAM Act order.
Topics: Immigration, Immigration Reform, Felipe Montes
Rep. Gutierrez Introduces Republicans On House Floor to ‘America’s Latinos’ [Video]
by Seth Freed Wessler on November 15 2012, 1:04PM
“I would like the Republican Party to meet America’s Latinos,” he said.
Youth Activists Shake Up Congress, but Reform Still a DREAM
by Julianne Hing on July 27 2010, 9:43AM
The DREAMers are taking it to the streets—and pols’ offices, too.
Topics: DREAM Act, Immigration
Washington’s War of Words Over Immigration Heats Up
by Kai Wright on April 21 2010, 10:09AM
After days of blistering criticism from Illinois Rep. Luis Gutierrez, both the White House and Congressional Hispanic Caucus leadership pushed back yesterday on immigration reform, insisting the process is moving along. White House spokesperson Bill Burton told Roll Call that…
Topics: Immigration
Gutierrez Rattles Election Saber at Obama Over Immigration
by Kai Wright on April 20 2010, 10:49AM
Rep. Luis Gutierrez is pissed. The Chicago Democrat and Congressional Hispanic Caucus immigration task force chair was once one of President Obama’s loudest Latino advocates. No longer. Here’s what he had to say about the November elections in today’s The…
Topics: Immigration, Politics
Michelle: Congress, not Prez to Blame for Slow Immigration Reform
by Kai Wright on April 19 2010, 9:54AM
First Lady Michelle Obama told Univision in Mexico yesterday that the administration hasn’t moved immigration reform to the front burner, as promised, because Congress is too divided. As The Hill reports, Obama argued, “[W]hat we all have to understand…
Topics: Immigration
by Debayani Kar on December 15 2009, 4:17PM
Representative Luis Gutierrez (D-IL) led the Congressional Hispanic Caucus, the Congressional Black Caucus, the Congressional Asian Pacific American Caucus, and the Congressional Progressive Caucus in formally introducing their bill today for comprehensive immigration reform. Titled CIR ASAP (or more formally,…
Topics: Immigration
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