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A Case Study in How Kris Kobach’s Cabal Aims to Remake Election Law
by Brentin Mock on July 5 2012, 10:20AM
The battle unfolding in Michigan this week illustrates how a 15-state consortium of rightwing elections officials—who are willing to say anything to advance the voter fraud meme—plan to dismantle voting rights.
Topics: Voting Rights 2012, Politics
Latinos Accused of Voter Fraud Feeling the Willie Horton Ill Effect
by Brentin Mock on April 6 2012, 9:30AM
What we can see so far is that Republicans are ramming photo voter ID laws down states’ throats by drumming up fake scares about “voter fraud” caused by “illegal aliens” who are terrorizing the polls by voting and cancelling out the votes of legitimate voters. It’s all bunkum, but plenty of campign mileage miles are racking up off this racket by Republicans
Topics: Voting Rights 2012, Politics
Kris Kobach and the Connection Between Restrictive Voting and Immigration Laws
by Brentin Mock on March 21 2012, 12:53PM
An avowed leader of the anti-immigrant agenda is skipping his job—educating his state’s voters about new voting procedures—to work with groups around the country who want to make obtaining an ID an even thornier process for immigrants.
Topics: ALEC, Voting Rights 2012, Politics
For Hazleton, Pa., Anti-Immigrant Hate Don’t Come Cheap
by Julianne Hing on November 12 2010, 5:37PM
Despite looming debt, town leaders say they’re moving forward with legal challenges.
Topics: Immigration
by Daisy Hernandez on April 29 2010, 12:00PM
In a New York Times op-ed Kris Kobach says we’re wrong on Arizona. He’s got it half right.
Topics: Immigration, Immigration
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