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Immigration Advocates Target GOP In DREAM Act Ads

NPR by Corey Dade | Oct. 2, 2010 (News Report)

To mobilize Hispanic voters in November, big labor and advocates of liberal efforts at overhauling immigration laws have announced a $300,000 ad campaign attacking Republican Senators for blocking passage of the so-called DREAM Act.

The ad will air on Spanish-language radio stations in Arizona, Florida, Nevada and other states with large Latino populations. The effort was conceived and funded by the Service Employees International Union, Mi ... Full Story »

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 by Kaylee Lentz - Oct. 3, 2010

I'm glad to have read this story because I had not heard much about the AZ debates in a while. I think its relevant and very important to cover the DREAM Act even if it never quite takes off. Why? Because staying informed about the government's decisions and the people's opinions is what drives communication. Also, dividing this article into several sections (A Threat To Their Dream?) was smart. With an abundance of information like this, it's best to organize and label it.

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