Podcasts about sb1070

Conversé con Marco López, exasesor de seguridad fronteriza, quien me compartió una visión detallada sobre las dinámicas migratorias y las políticas que han transformado la relación entre México y Estados Unidos. En esta charla, explica cómo los discursos políticos, especialmente los de Trump, han generado polarización y un clima de hostilidad hacia los migrantes. Marco, también analiza el papel de los cárteles en la frontera, el impacto de leyes como la SB1070 y las estrategias de los republicanos para endurecer las deportaciones masivas. En este episodio también abordamos la falta de inteligencia y coordinación en México para combatir la criminalidad asociada a la migración, así como las posibles tensiones diplomáticas entre los gobiernos de Sheinbaum y Trump. Con una narrativa que conecta políticas, economía y seguridad, Marco enfatiza la importancia de crear oportunidades para la población y de cambiar el discurso negativo que afecta a millones de personas. Suscríbete a mi canal: https://www.youtube.com/@saskiandr Sígueme y conversemos: https://instagram.com/saskianino https://tiktok.com/@saskianino https://x.com/saskianino Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Conversé con Marco López, exasesor de seguridad fronteriza, quien me compartió una visión detallada sobre las dinámicas migratorias y las políticas que han transformado la relación entre México y Estados Unidos.En esta charla, explica cómo los discursos políticos, especialmente los de Trump, han generado polarización y un clima de hostilidad hacia los migrantes. Marco, también analiza el papel de los cárteles en la frontera, el impacto de leyes como la SB1070 y las estrategias de los republicanos para endurecer las deportaciones masivas.En este episodio también abordamos la falta de inteligencia y coordinación en México para combatir la criminalidad asociada a la migración, así como las posibles tensiones diplomáticas entre los gobiernos de Sheinbaum y Trump. Con una narrativa que conecta políticas, economía y seguridad, Marco enfatiza la importancia de crear oportunidades para la población y de cambiar el discurso negativo que afecta a millones de personas.Suscríbete a mi canal: https://www.youtube.com/@saskiandrSígueme y conversemos:https://instagram.com/saskianino https://tiktok.com/@saskianino https://x.com/saskianino

 In 2016, Trump claimed victory in Arizona, but in 2020, Biden narrowly won by a razor-thin margin of 11,000 votes. This episode explores the diverse perspectives within the "Latino vote" and questions the existence of a cohesive voting bloc. Our focus centers on Arizona's Senate race, featuring Ruben Gallego, a Latino war veteran and Democrat, against Kari Lake, a Republican known for her hard-right views and election denialism. This pivotal contest unfolds against the backdrop of recent legislative actions, including the state's repeal of its abortion ban and SB1070, a controversial anti-immigrant "show me your papers" law. In Arizona's evolving political landscape, this episode examines the changing dynamics of the Latino vote and its impact on critical issues such as abortion and immigration. The episode is co-hosted by political science professor Sara Sadhwani and multimedia journalist J.D. Ramirez. Stream Nationly every Thursday wherever you listen to podcasts. ___ Hosts: Sara Sadhwani and Juan Diego Ramirez | Producers: Saadia Khan & Shei Yu I Content Writer: Andrea Flores I Research Assistant: Nicholas Black I Editorial review: Shei Yu I Sound Designer & Editor: Steve Martin I Immigrantly Theme Music: Simon Hutchinson | Other Music: Epidemic Sound Nationly is an Immigrantly Media Production. For advertising inquiries, you can contact us at info@immigrantlypod.com

Texas passed a law that's reminiscent of Arizona's own controversial immigration measure SB 1070. We'll hear how it's not creating the same outrage today in that state as is it in ours more than a decade ago. Plus, what the epic battle with Kari Lake was like for drag queen Barbra Seville. That and more on The Show. 

The Texas Legislature has passed a law that's reminiscent of Arizona's own controversial immigration measure SB 1070. Now Mexico's government says it “categorically rejects” the policy. Plus, from Taylor Swift to Snoopy — here's what you can talk about at the Thanksgiving table without things getting ugly. That and more on The Show.

The podcast team at the Arizona Republic is busy working on season 4 of our investigative show "Rediscovering." In season 1, Richard Ruelas uncovers more to the mystery of murdered journalist Don Bolles. In season 2, Ron Hansen and Yvonne Wingett Sanchez broke down how legendary racist law SB1070 came to be and its impact on Arizona. Last season, Rafael Carranza told the tale of José Antonio, a Mexican teenager who lost his life at the hands of a US border agent who shot through the border fence into Mexico. Coming soon is season 4: Roots of Radicalism hosted by The Gaggle's Ron Hansen and Mary Jo Pitzl. We'll bring you back to Arizona's beginnings and explore how extremism has become intertwined with the state's politics.  This week, in lieu of a new episode, is Ron's interview with the host and reporters of season 3 that aired last year. They discussed how Rafael spent a decade covering the shooting and what was learned in talking to attorneys, the boy's family, and other experts during season 3.  If you're not already, please subscribe to Rediscovering, an Arizona Republic and azcentral.com investigative podcast, wherever you listen and stay tuned for season 4. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Ron DeSantis suggests deputizing local law enforcement to enforce federal border policies. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Join co-hosts Karina Dominguez and Carlos Yañez for a special episode where they remember SB1070 as Florida passed SB1718. This horrible bill will further criminalize immigrant communities. They are joined by Nery, an immigrant rights advocate and coordinator with the FL student power network, a youth organization serving students across Florida to advocate for education, climate and migrant justice. Nery is a FIU alumni and is heavily involved in immigrant community work with youth. The Florida legislature has failed to protect immigrants and Florida immigrant youth will not stay silent. We hope our immigrant communities across the country see the realities and parallels that immigrants face daily.

#1541: Thursday, January 5, 2023    #1541: Uniparty on full display in DC! Congressman Elect Eli Crane EXCLUSIVE interview. Bob Thorpe discusses the passing of SB1070 author Russell Pearce.   1:00 Ten rounds of voting and counting, some are mad at the 20 Republicans, some are mad that McCarthy won't back out. Jeff just wants the uniparty broken up and doesn't see the world ending if these DC swamp creatures have to take a little longer to get going. Where do you stand? Email your thoughts talkwithjeff@icloud.com   6:00 Jeff goes over the history of Speaker voting controversies including 1855's vote which took 133 ballots.   9:00 History shows that when Republicans know there's a veto at play they pass great conservative legislation but once they have full control they don't.   10:00 Hobbs inaugural ceremony signals big changes for Arizona. Is Jeff a RINO? Did the Republican Party leave him?   13:00 Pinal county admits “human error” on Election Day. “We made mistakes”    18:00 Jeffs EXCLUSIVE interview with Congressman Elect Eli Crane.    29:00 New Year, New Laws…wages, criminal backgrounds, reckless drivers and crypto currencies.    43:00 Former State Representative Bob Thorpe shares info on the passing of former Senator and author of SB 1070 Russell Pearce.   63:00 Listeners throughout Arizona react and chime in on Congress and the Speaker of the House Controversy. 

Capítulo 050: On this episode of Ocu-Pasión we are joined by Writer/Director/ Producer and Performer, Josefina Lopez.  Listen in as we discuss the journey of co-authoring the award winning film Real Women Have Curves, her experience as the founding Artistic Director of CASA 0101 Theater in Boyle Heights, and the world premier of "Remembering Boyle Heights"Josefina López (Writer/Director/ Producer/Performer) is best known for authoring the play and co-authoring the 2002 SUNDANCE AWARD WINNING film Real Women Have Curves. Josefina started her writing career at 17 and has had over 100 productions of her many plays throughout the country. Josefina has been working as a professional screenwriter in Hollywood for almost 30 years with countless development deals and screenplay assignments. She has worked with many established Producers like Norman Lear (All In the Family) and Michael McDonald (American Crime) to bring Latinos to television. Born in San Luis Potosi, Mexico in 1969, Josefina Lopez was five years old when she and her family migrated to the United States and settled in the East Los Angeles neighborhood of Boyle Heights. Josefina was undocumented for thirteen years before she received Amnesty in 1987 and eventually became a U.S. Citizen in 1995. Josefina is a graduate of Columbia College Chicago, has an MFA in Screenwriting from UCLA's School of Film & Television, and has a "Diplome de Cuisine" from Le Cordon Bleu, Paris.Josefina is the Founding Artistic Director of CASA 0101 Theater in Boyle Heights which is celebrating its 18th anniversary. At CASA 0101 her commitment is to present plays that celebrate and shatter the myths and stereotypes of Women and Latinos. She teaches playwriting and screenwriting to a new generation of Latino and women artists at CASA 0101.Josefina is presently developing the musical version of Real Women Have Curves forBroadway. Her first novel titled Hungry Woman in Paris came out in 2009. Her two play collections Real Women Have Curves & Other Plays and Detained in the Desert and Other Plays as well as her countless books can be found on Amazon. She wrote a play to protest SB1070 titled Detained in the Desert, which she produced as a film and which won best Feature at the Los Angeles International Women's Film Festival. In 2013 she won BEST DIRECTOR for her short film 51/50 at the Ventura Museum Latina Film Festival. She is working on numerous writing projects for the stage, screen and for print including the TV version of Real Women Have Curves & Hungry Woman and a supernatural animation TV Series for Sony Studio.Follow Josefina:https://www.josefinalopez.biz/https://www.instagram.com/casa0101/?hl=enhttps://linktr.ee/casa0101theaterOcu-Pasión Podcast is a heartfelt interview series showcasing the experiences of artists and visionaries within the Latin American/ Latinx community hosted by Delsy Sandoval. Join us as we celebrate culture & creativity through thoughtful dialogue where guests from all walks of life are able to authentically express who they are and connect in ways listeners have not heard before.Delsy Sandoval is the Host and Executive Producer of Ocu-Pasión. If you want to support the podcast, please rate and review the show here. You can also get in touch with Delsy at www.ocupasionpodcast.comFollow Ocu-Pasión on Instagram: @ocupasionpodcast www.instagram.com/ocupasionpodcastJoin the Ocu-Pasión Facebook Group: facebook.com/groups/5160180850660613/Visit www.ocupasionpodcast.com for more episodes.https://linktr.ee/Ocupasionpodcast

As a traditionally Republican state, Arizona hadn't seen a Democratic presidential candidate win since 1996. But then, in 2020, the state became a battleground. Voters chose Joe Biden over Donald Trump with a difference of just 10,000 votes. Much of that shift in politics is attributed to a grassroots progressive movement of young Latinos and Latinas, who mobilized hundreds of thousands of new voters to the polls in the 2020 election. This movement was built from the ground up more than ten years ago, initially in response to Arizona's racist anti-immigration law SB1070. But now, at a moment when the movement should be riding the high of their recent victory, its members are facing a challenging upcoming midterm election. On this episode of Latino USA, we travel to urban and rural parts of Arizona to follow three progressive organizers facing an increasingly popular far-right movement of Trump-endorsed candidates—and their fight to expand voting access in the state.

Emma hosts Hahrie Han, director of the SNF Agora Institute and Professor of Political Science at Johns Hopkins University, to discuss her recent book Prisms of the People: Power & Organizing in Twenty-First-Century America, that she co-authored with Elizabeth McKenna and Michelle Oyakawa. Hahrie situates her relationship with organizing, starting as a child of Korean immigrants in Texas, growing as she became involved in student activism, and eventually being juxtaposed with the electoral work she put in on campaigns in the 90s. Emma and her jump into the importance of self-determination, walking through her first-hand experiences in fights against SB1070, Prop 206, and even a fight for higher minimum wages in Arizona, and looking at the importance of having short terms goals in building towards a larger-scale project. They wrap up the interview reflecting on why recent movement campaigns have failed to capitalize on lingering inspiration, and explore the case study of the activism that got us prohibition. Emma wraps up the first half by discussing Sam's vacation and touching on Joint Chiefs of Staff Chairman Milley's response to the media fulling buying into US intelligence's clamor for continued power in the Middle East. And in the Fun Half: The MR crew are joined by Brandon Sutton as always, to discuss sick day tactics, and Dave from Jamaica gives his own input to inspire Brandon to go full Foucault. Next, they jump into the Islamophobic fear-mongering around refugee acceptance, from Stinchfields and Hannitys to Bill Mahers and Sam Harrises, Alex from NY returns with two fun fueled matchups, before Brian from AZ engages with Bill Maher's religion takes, and reflects on the 9/11 attackers calling him devil by name (??). They also cover some of Bill O'Reilly's takes on American Marxism (aka Disney going woke) and Dinesh D'Souza gives credit to the Taliban where it's due, plus, your calls and IMs! Become a member at JoinTheMajorityReport.com Subscribe to the AMQuickie newsletter here. Join the Majority Report Discord! http://majoritydiscord.com/ Get all your MR merch at our store https://shop.majorityreportradio.com/ (Merch issues and concerns can be addressed here: majorityreportstore@mirrorimage.com) You can now watch the livestream on Twitch Support the St. Vincent Nurses today as they continue to strike for a fair contract! https://action.massnurses.org/we-stand-with-st-vincents-nurses/ Subscribe to Discourse Blog, a newsletter and website for progressive essays and related fun partly run by AM Quickie writer Jack Crosbie. https://discourseblog.com/ Subscribe to AM Quickie writer Corey Pein's podcast News from Nowhere, at https://www.patreon.com/newsfromnowhere Check out The Letterhack's upcoming Kickstarter project for his new graphic novel! https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/milagrocomic/milagro-heroe-de-las-calles Check out Matt Binder's YouTube channel! Check out The Nomiki Show live at 3 pm ET on YouTube at patreon.com/thenomikishow Check out Matt's podcast, Literary Hangover, at Patreon.com/LiteraryHangover, or on iTunes. Check out Jamie's podcast, The Antifada, at patreon.com/theantifada, on iTunes, or at twitch.tv/theantifada (streaming every Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday at 7pm ET!) Follow the Majority Report crew on Twitter: @SamSeder @EmmaVigeland @MattBinder @MattLech @BF1nn @BradKAlsop Check out Timbah.On.Toast's "Tim Pool: Chaotic News Analyst" Check out ReichWingWatch's "The Jimmy Dore Deception".

This episode is also available as a blog post: http://donnyferguson.com/2021/02/22/wages-did-not-rise-in-arizona-after-sb1070/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/donny-ferguson/message

On May 30, 2009 Raul Flores and his 9 year old daughter Brisenia were murdered in their home just north of the Mexican border. A resident of Washington State and a leader of the Minutemen American Defense group Shawna Forde and two accomplices was convicted of the murders. These tragedies lead to the ending of volunteer border watchers and lead then Governor Jan Brewer to sign SB1070 into law. Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TimeforCrimeVannyKat/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/TimeForCrime1 Voicemail: 623-292-5871

Today on our DACA Series, Stephanie shares her story growing up as an immigrant child in Tucson, AZ and her journey to becoming a DACA recipient, and now being a High School Teacher. As she shares her story, she lets us know that even though we all have a different narrative our DACAmented experiences are very similar.

Opening up our Daca Series is the story of J.R! He is a DREAMer just like me, and he shares his story talking about how DACA changed his life and has granted him the opportunity to be able to attend and graduate from college to now be a working professional as an Engineer.

On Episode 39 of The Chills at Will Podcast, Pete has the pleasure to be joined by the talented prose poet José Hernández Diaz.  Jose Hernandez Diaz is a 2017 NEA Poetry Fellow. He holds degrees in English and Creative Writing from the University of California at Berkeley and Antioch University Los Angeles. His The Fire Eater: Poems has been described as follows: “Surreal, playful, and always poignant, the prose poems in Jose Hernandez Diaz's masterful debut chapbook introduce us to a mime, a skeleton, and the man in the Pink Floyd t-shirt, all of whom explore their inner selves in Hernandez Diaz's startling and spare style. With nods to Russell Edson and the surrealists, Hernandez Diaz explores the ordinary and the not-so-ordinary occurrences of life, set against the backdrop of the moon, and the poet's native Los Angeles.”  Buy his collection today!   Show Notes and Links to José Hernández Diaz's Work Jose Hernandez Diaz Page at The Poetry Foundation The Fire Eater: Poems-buy it here (Bookshop) The Fire Eater: Poems-buy it here (Amazon) Surrealism defined by The Poetry Foundation Three Poems by Jose Hernandez Diaz, including one in which he writes of his appreciation for Mrs. Weir, his life-changing high school English teacher   Talking Points/Authors/Books Mentioned and Allusions Referenced During the Episode: José talks about growing up, speaking Spanish and English in different contexts, and living in Buena Park and Norwalk-at about 3:40   José talks about “Chicanismo”/”Mexican-American” and similar terms-at about 6:45   José talks about his childhood and adolescent days as basketball-obsessed and how complimentary words from a high school teacher, Mrs. Weir, helped him believe in his writing abilities-at about 9:00   José talks about being drawn to Salinger's Catcher in the Rye as a formative book, due to its subject matter and “everyday language”-at about 11:00   José talks about often sending copies of literary journals in which he's been published to Mrs. Weir, his life-changing teacher and about his early writing for an “American Dream” prompt where the essay was well-received; the essay was based on Rage Against the Machine's “Wake Up”-at about 11:55   José talks about another formative writing experience, a college assignment in which he successfully bucked tradition to make a point about tradition-at about 13:00   José and Pete talk about their shared appreciation of the politically-active Rage Against the Machine-at about 14:00   José talks about his college experience and his appreciation for the culture of Cal Berkeley-at about 15:40   José talks about MF Doom and his influence on José as a person and as a writer-at about 16:30   José talks about the beginning of his publishing career with “The Border Within” in response to SB1070-at about 17:30   José talks about what has been chill-inducing for him, including Snake Poems by Francisco Alarcon, and writers including Ray Gonzalez, Richard Garcia, Marosa DiGiorgio-at about 19:20   Pete and José talk about José's appreciation for Octavio Paz as a chill-inducing writer and a bit about his writing style-at about 20:15   José talks about the creative aspect and the “freedom” that comes with surrealism, as Pete and José talk about some defining characteristics of the genre, as well as its connections to magical realism-21:30   José talks about the themes and background of The Fire Eater: Poems-at about 26:10   José talks about bringing together non sequiturs and disparate ideas to make surrealist poetry, as well as how his music listening history, his voracious reading, and living a “minimalist” lifestyle helps him nail the “sound” of his own poetry-at about 27:30   José reads and discusses his “Cuauhtémoc Xochipilli"-at about 30:25   Pete reads José's “The Longboard” from The Fire Eater: Poems, and José talks about its significance and background-at about 36:45   José talks about his writing schedule and daily life as a writer-at about 39:20   José talks about prose poetry and about his future projects, including his first teaching gig coming up-at about 42:00 José shouts out current writers who he really enjoys, including Michael Torres, Felicia Zamora-at about 44:20       If you have enjoyed The Chills at Will Podcast, pause your podcast player right now, and go to Apple Podcasts to leave me a nice review.  You can also ask for the podcast by name using Alexa, and find the pod on Spotify and on Amazon Music. Follow me on IG, where I'm @chillsatwillpodcast, or on Twitter, where I'm @chillsatwillpo1. This is a passion project of mine, a DIY operation, and I'd love for your help in promoting what I'm convinced is a unique and spirited look at an often-ignored art form. The intro song for The Chills at Will Podcast is “Wind Down” (Instrumental Version), and the other song played on this episode is “Hoops” (Instrumental)” by Matt Weidauer, and both songs are used through ArchesAudio.com.

Did you know the United States has a history of lynching Mexican-Americans in the Southwest states, from 1848-1925, largely? It relates to how this group continues to be socially lynched in the media today and feeds people 'believed to be' illegal immigrants into the industrial complex via immigration facilities (private prisons for alleged immigrants). Delgado's article: https://www.humanitiesforwisdom.org/uploads/5/8/9/8/58987361/297-312_1.pdf Arizona's SB1070: https://www.azleg.gov/legtext/49leg/2r/bills/sb1070s.pdf --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Season two of Rediscovering, a podcast from The Arizona Republic and azcentral.com, explored the events leading up to and following the passage of Senate Bill 1070 in Arizona.  The 2010 “show me your papers” law was met with pushback from Latino organizers, grassroots activists, DACA recipients and more. That pushback didn’t end after SB 1070 was signed. Latino activists continued to organize. They pushed for voter registration. They rallied around local candidates. They helped elect Democrats like Sheriff Paul Penzone and Krysten Sinema. Now, the 2020 election has come and gone. For the first time since 1996, Arizona voted for a Democrat for president. Joe Biden’s narrow victory was the work of multiple voting blocs and a confluence of events that made for an unforgettable year and an election cycle that will be looked back on for decades to come.  In the immediate aftermath, we wanted to revisit some of the voices you heard in Rediscovering. In this epilogue, we’re bringing together two people from our show to discuss SB 1070’s effect on the election: Tony Valdovinos and Chuck Coughlin.  Valdovinos is a Democratic organizer and DACA recipient who was called to action by SB 1070. In 2010, Chuck was an adviser to Republican Governor Jan Brewer.

Season two of Rediscovering, a podcast from The Arizona Republic and azcentral.com, explored the events leading up to and following the passage of Senate Bill 1070 in Arizona.  The 2010 “show me your papers” law was met with pushback from Latino organizers, grassroots activists, DACA recipients and more. That pushback didn't end after SB 1070 was signed. Latino activists continued to organize. They pushed for voter registration. They rallied around local candidates. They helped elect Democrats like Sheriff Paul Penzone and Krysten Sinema. Now, the 2020 election has come and gone. For the first time since 1996, Arizona voted for a Democrat for president. Joe Biden's narrow victory was the work of multiple voting blocs and a confluence of events that made for an unforgettable year and an election cycle that will be looked back on for decades to come.  In the immediate aftermath, we wanted to revisit some of the voices you heard in Rediscovering. In this epilogue, we're bringing together two people from our show to discuss SB 1070's effect on the election: Tony Valdovinos and Chuck Coughlin.  Valdovinos is a Democratic organizer and DACA recipient who was called to action by SB 1070. In 2010, Chuck was an adviser to Republican Governor Jan Brewer.

In Rediscovering: SB 1070, The Arizona Republic traces the origin of Arizona Senate Bill 1070, the state law that required police to ask for proof of legal status from anyone they thought might be in the country illegally. When the law was passed in 2010, it was the broadest and most strict anti-illegal immigration measure passed in the United States. Opponents of SB 1070 called it the “show me your papers” law. The team at The Arizona Republic talked to the state's former governor Jan Brewer and other lawmakers, as well as immigrant activists and young Latinos whose lives were forever impacted by the legislation. Along the way, they explain what led up to the law being passed law was passed, and why it still matters a decade later. You can subscribe to Rediscovering: SB 1070 on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, or wherever you listen to podcasts.

Originally released: July 6, 2010 We are back after a hiatus! Episode 12 gives an update on all of the developments that have occurred since episodes 1 through 11 aired. I recently became a Political Contributor to the QTalk Arizona podcast network and I share the update that I provided to QTalk Arizona on SB1070. You will hear the title track from The Shondes album, "My Dear One". Send comments, suggestions and feedback to comments@nathanoutloud.com. Follow me on twitter at http://twitter.com/nathanoutloud (@nathanoutloud) & join me on the http://www.facebook.com/nathanoutloudfans (Nathan OUTloud facebook fan page). Come OUT | Be OUT | Live OUTloud Support this podcast

Arizona is a battleground state in national elections and could sway the outcome of the 2020 presidential race.   But how did we get here? How did the state go from reliably red to purple, with the possibility to shift blue in 2020, in just a decade? To understand, go back to 2010 when Arizona surprised the nation by passing Senate Bill 1070, a sweeping and highly controversial immigration law, otherwise known as the "show me your papers" law.  That's what Valley 101's sister podcast will explore in season two of Rediscovering. The five-part series will examine what led to the bill, what its proponents sought to do, how the community and nation reacted, and how its effects linger still today.  This week on Valley 101, host Kaila White will speak to the hosts of Rediscovering: SB 1070, The Arizona Republic's national political reporters Yvonne Wingett Sanchez and Ronald J. Hansen. They also host our political podcast, The Gaggle. They'll take you behind the scenes for a sneak peak of what to expect in the new series. 

In April 2010, Arizona enacted the Support Our Law Enforcement and Safe Neighborhoods Act, better known as Senate Bill 1070. The state law required police officers to inquire about the legal status of anyone they thought might be in the country illegally.  But what would make an officer think someone was in the country illegally? To its opponents, it codified and provided legal cover for racial profiling, something that continues to be an issue.  To its supporters, SB1070 tackled the issue of illegal immigration in a way that Washington would not. The law was a state-level response to a national issue that had stalled in Congress. It sought to break the federal log jam and show the nation that if Congress wouldn't tackle immigration reform, Arizona would.  Ten years later, the law played a role in reducing the size of the state’s undocumented population and unquestionably reshaped Arizona politics. It also may have influenced the political rise of President Donald Trump.  In this season of Rediscovering, we'll retrace the history of SB1070: how it happened, who advocated for it and why it still matters a decade later.  We’ll speak to former Governor Jan Brewer, SB1070 architect Russell Pearce, Arizona’s senior Senator Kyrsten Sinema, and young Latino and immigrant activists whose lives were forever shaped by the legislation. This is Rediscovering: SB1070 for The Arizona Republic and azcentral.com. All five episodes drop on Wednesday, July 15. Don't miss a single one. Subscribe to our series on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher Radio, or wherever you get your podcasts.

Josefina Lopez is best known for authoring the play and co-authoring the 2002 SUNDANCE AWARD WINNING film Real Women Have Curves. Josefina started her writing career at 17 and has had over 80 productions of her many plays throughout the country. Born in San Luis Potosi, Mexico in 1969, Josefina Lopez was five years old when she and her family migrated to the United States and settled in Boyle Heights. Josefina has an MFA in Screenwriting from UCLA’s School of Film & Television. Josefina was a awarded and Honorary Ph.D in the Arts from Columbia College Chicago. She is the Founding Artistic Director of Casa 0101 Theater in Boyle Heights. She is presently developing the musical version of Real Women Have Curves for Broadway. Josefina wrote a play to protest SB1070 titled Detained in the Desert, which she produced as a film wining Best Feature at the Los Angeles International Women’s Film Festival. She has several books published including a novel titled Hungry Woman in Paris and is part of a collection of stories titled 8 Ways to Say I Love My Life and Mean It! Please go to Josefinalopez.co & casa0101.org. Follow her on Twitter @JosefinaLopez The host is Marie Elena Cortés.

http://feeds.soundcloud.com/stream/765593569-arizona-capitol-times-the-breakdown-the-breakdown-what-a-week.mp3 Migrants rights advocates started the week terrified that Republicans would try to ram through an attempt to enshrine a ban on sanctuary cities in the state constitution ahead of a presidential rally. Instead, less than 24 hours after President Donald Trump left Phoenix, the measure was dead. What happened? What does this mean for immigration policy in the state? And what does the attempt mean for the legacy of Gov. Doug Ducey, who spent much of his time as governor trying to get Arizona out from under the shadow of SB1070? Don't forget to subscribe to The Breakdown on iTunes and Stitcher.   Music in this episode included “Creative Minds," "Funky Element" and “Energy” by Bensound.

Tim Donnelly joins the program to share his story fighting Child Protection Services in California. As a former California State Assemblyman and as a candidate for Governor in 2014, he fought to audit the powerful state agencies that claim to be protecting children. He has many stories to tell of horrific abuses of power to out right greed and corruption. The actions of the agencies clearly show that the children are not the top priority. You can learn more about Tim Donnelly on his website at http://Donnelly4Congress.com and you can purchase his book "Patriot Not Politician: Win or Go Homeless" at Amazon.com. Video Segment of Baby Sammy being ripped from his mother's arms by Child Protective Services: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yf3dEPB1NjM Consider joining Patreon @ http://Patreon.com/SarahWestall and support independent journalism and this channel. You will also receive free eBooks, exclusive interviews, and much more! Follow me on Twitter @ https://twitter.com/westall_sarahw Censorship is serious. To stay informed of all the latest episodes, sign up for my weekly newsletter @ http://SarahWestall.com Music Credits: "Uneasy Air" by: Abbas Premjee       Important Information Shared on the Show   See the studies and learn more about the 24 hour weight loss supplement that guarantees results! Tetrogen @ https://cutt.ly/TetrogenInfo   If you are already using Tetrogen, refer a friend and save 10%! Learn more @ https://Cutt.ly/TetrogenReferFriend     Get the very best products from the best affiliates at the shop!   Tim Donnelly Biography Tim Donnelly is a former California State Assemblyman—serving 2 terms and was a candidate for California Governor in 2014—coming in 3rd (winning almost 650K votes). As a former Minuteman leader in California, Tim is one of the foremost authorities on illegal immigration in the country. In 2010, Tim introduced a law similar to Arizona’s SB1070 law in California, ending sanctuary cities, increasing penalties for human trafficking of minors, requiring all employers to use e-verify, but in doing so, granting them protection from nuisance lawsuits, and requiring the enforcement of all immigration laws by state and local governments. In 2013, he led the charge to get Child Protective Services (CPS) audited after CPS in Sacramento County kidnapped a child because the mother wanted a 2nd medical opinion. That same year, Tim's bill AB351, the California Liberty Preservation Act of 2013, which nullifies the NDAA in California, was signed into law. Tim has been a staunch defender of our Civil Liberties, and there is no stronger advocate of the 2nd Amendment in California. In 2014, Tim led the charge in California to secure the release of Sgt. Andrew Tahmooressi, including organizing a massive protest targeting the Mexican President when he came to Sacramento. The protest forced both Gov. Brown and President Nieto to acknowledge Sgt. Tahmooressi’s plight. Two months later, our Marine was released. On July 1st, 2015, Tim filed a referendum to repeal SB277—a bill that forces every school-aged child to receive all vaccinations on the schedule, or lose the right to attend a public or a private school in California. In spite of the very abbreviated timeline prescribed in state law to undo the damage they do to our natural rights, Tim organized thousands of volunteers, but fell short of the 366K signatures required, collecting 233K. In the end, the referendum served an important purpose in educating hundreds of thousands of Californians who were unaware, and gave a burgeoning, albeit disjointed movement time to grow and become more organized and connected. In 2016, Tim is featured in an important documentary on gun control. "Targeted--Exposing the Gun Control Agenda", which was shown in theaters across the nation, has just been released on DVD.

Kris Kobach - Former Secretary of State of Kansas. Now with "We Build the Wall" talks about how SB1070 will stop Tucson from becoming a sanctuary city.

This week, Pamela (https://www.instagram.com/pamela.r.d/) and I (https://twitter.com/imogenarate) discuss our respective poems, "Black Enough" and "Together" and colorism. Take a listen to also find out poetry events taking place in the valley during the week of August 19th. Picture of Pamela Rodriguez Diaz (https://www.facebook.com/pamela.rodriguezdiaz.1) by Pamela Additional Links: 1. Julia de Burgos, poet from Puerto Rico https://youtu.be/g1xHVkMOINk  2. Gil Scott Heron's "Whitey on the Moon" https://youtu.be/goh2x_G0ct4 3. Fundraiser for historic Louisiana Black Churches: https://www.gofundme.com/f/church-fires-st-landry-parishmacedonia-ministry 4. Article about the Gofundme effort and fundraising for Notre Dame: https://www.vox.com/identities/2019/4/17/18412465/louisiana-black-churches-fire-donations-notre-dame 5. Survey question about Arabic Numerals: https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/teaching-arabic-numerals/ 6. A CDC article about the demographic breakdown of American mine workers https://www.cdc.gov/niosh/mining/userfiles/works/pdfs/2012-152.pdf #poetrypodcasts #PoetsandMuses #ImogenArate #PamelaRodriguezDiaz #Together #BlackEnough #PuertoRico #DefJamPoetry #OwnVoice #form #flow #outofbodyexperience #writinginSpanish #JuliadeBurgos #PuertoRicanpoet #momrecitingpoetry #artisticvein #Spanishsecondmostspokenlanguageintheworld #lostintranslation #cognates #bombayplena #styleofmusic #colorisim #BobMarley #halfGerman #skindeep #ytuabueladondeesta #BarackObama #knowsomeoneshistory #multilayeredbeings #privilege #stereotypes #mixedrace #multiculturalenvironment #fightagainstsystematicoppression #comingtogethertofixthings #sympathyvsempathy #SB1070 #interferenceinothercountriespolitics #AnnaFlores #marathon #IronMan #werehumansfirst #ArabicNumerals #respectandboundaries #NotreDame #HistoricBlackChurches #YasharAli #GilScottHeron #WhiteyontheMoon #PalabrasBookstore #POCIttoMe #RosauraMagana #Calmingwind

  Bio   Luis Avila (@phoenikera) is the President and Founder of Iconico Campaigns, a company that works to build advocacy capacity in organizations around the country. Migrating in 2000 from Mexico, Luis stayed in the U.S. to attend college, where he developed projects with people involved in arts, politics and social justice.  In 2004, Luis learned about civic participation in Jackson, Mississippi, as part of the American Freedom Summer program. He collaborated with organizers and leaders to advocate for the DREAM Act, fight against SB1070 and challenge Sheriff Joe Arpaio's discriminatory practices in Arizona. In 2008, Luis joined the Obama campaign where he got insight on cornerstone aspects of electoral organizing. This knowledge, paired with technologies developed to boost volunteer engagement, is applied now in all his advocacy and community engagement work. Luis spearheaded Somos América in 2011, the largest immigrant-rights coalition in Arizona, and currently sits on the Boards of Advisors of the National Council for La Raza and The New Teacher Project, an organization working to end education inequality. A long-time family and community engagement expert, Luis has designed engagement models for domestic and international organizations and school systems. In 2016, he served as Nevada's Democratic Coordinated Campaign Field Director, contributing to major victories in the state legislature, electing the first Latina Senator and delivering the state to Hillary Clinton, and he’s currently launching Instituto, an organization to build political infrastructure in communities of color in Arizona. Resources Instituto   Iconico    News Roundup The FCC signals that it will approve the Sprint/T-Mobile merger, China’s Huawei has a tough week as President Trump limits its U.S.-based business, and Luis Avila is my guest   FCC signals Sprint/TMobile approval The Trump administration appears divided over whether to approve the Sprint/TMobile merger. The companies say if the merger’s approved they’ll have 5G built out to the entire country in 6 years. Sprint says they’ll also sell prepaid wireless company Boost mobile. FCC Chair Ajit Pai says the merger conditions the companies are proposing are adequate and said he’d approve the deal. The two other Republicans on the Commission signaled their support as well giving the deal the majority it needs at the FCC. Policy expert Gigi Sohn says though that over at the DOJ’s antitrust division, Assistant Attorney General Makan Delrahim is saying the conditions aren’t enough.   Tough week for Huawei   Chinese device manufacturer Huawei had a tough week last week as President Trump signed an executive order Wednesday that bans American telecom companies from installing foreign-made equipment that could pose a national security threat. American officials have accused the company of violating an American trade embargo against Iran and with assisting China with spying on U.S. companies. Since Trump issued the order, Google parent Alphabet has suspended doing business with Huawei, outside of what’s available via open source, by revoking the Android licensing deal the tech giant had with Huawei.   President Trump creates story database to collect stories of conservatives being censored on social media   Looks like the White House wants to set up its own social network to compete with Twitter and Facebook. The White House has created a creepy new database that lets conservatives report instances in which they’ve been censored on social media platforms. The President is attempting to get users to opt-in to a separate White House newsletter that purports to allow anyone, irrespective of their political views, to receive updates without relying on Facebook and Twitter.   The White House also decided not to sign on to a multinational campaign created by Christchurch, New Zealand to stamp out online hate speech. The White House says the effort would dilute the freedom of speech. 18 other countries, including many of America’s allies, disagreed.   Johns Hopkins releases free online course on gun violence prevention   Johns Hopkins has released a free online course where users can learn how to prevent and protect against gun violence. The course contains six modules taught by experts, including mental health professionals. It’s entitled Reducing Gun Violence in America: Evidence for Change and its intended to equip students to use research to combat gun violence in America.   Carriers claim to stop collecting geolocation data but evidence suggests otherwise   Major wireless carriers including AT&T and Verizon have claimed that they have stopped sharing geolocation data with third party bounty hunters. But the the facts suggest otherwise. Congressman Mike Doyle notes that the number of complaints about police departments and others unauthorized (and unconstitutional, for that matter) surveillance of individuals has been on the rise. AT&T has acknowledged that it took advantage of a loophole in a Communications Act privacy provision that doesn’t cover a type of geolocation data known as A-GPS which AT&T’s Joan Marsh says is less precise than location data covered by the National Emergency Address Database.   Amazon releases HQ2 plan for Arlington Amazon released its plan for 2 LEED-certified 22 story office buildings in Arlington. There will be 50,000 square feet of street level space for retail and restaurants.   San Francisco becomes first city to ban facial recognition technology   San Francisco became the first city to ban the use of facial recognition technology. The ordinance passed by a vote of 8-1 and is headed to Mayor London Breed for her signature.   Events   Tues., 5/21 New America 2019 Ranking Digital Rights Corporate Accountability Index 740 15th Street NW 9:30AM-11AM   House Judiciary Committee Full Committee Hearing: Understanding the Digital Advertising Ecosystem Dirksen 226 10AM   House Homeland Security Committee Growing and Diversifying Our Cyber Talent Pipeline 310 Cannon 2PM City Year Idealist Gala Reagan Building, 1300 Pennsylvania 6PM Reception/7PM Program and Dinner   MIT Enterprise Forum Celebrating Entrepreneurship in Our Nation’s Capital 600 Mass. Ave. 5:30PM   Wed., 5/22 Partnership for Progress on the Digital Divide Conferences Goes through 5/24 Vint Cerf Keynotes Georgetown University Law Institute for Technology Law & Policy 37th/O NW   House Oversight Committee Facial Recognition Technology (Part 1): Its Impact on our Civil Rights and Liberties 2154 Rayburn 10AM   House Energy & Commerce Committee Full Committee Hearing on “LIFT America: Modernizing Our Infrastructure for the Future” 2123 Rayburn House Office Building 10 AM   Tues., 5/28 New York University Center for Critical Race & Digital Studies 2019 Critical Race and Digital Studies Conference NYU Washington D.C., 1307 L St., NW 9:00AM-7:30PM   Sat, 6/1 DC Stem Network DC STEM Fair UDC 7AM-4PM

Welcome Belén Sisa, immigration activist, Bernie 2016 campaign alum, and member of the #Dream7 to the Immigration MIC podcast! Belen was born in Buenos Aires, Argentina - her family moved to the US right before the collapse of the Argentinean economy in 2001 to Arizona during the construction boom years. Because she and her family were “white passing”, they fit in in their middle class white neighborhood and were able to keep their undocumented status hidden. She talks about how later on, her family buying a house in a different neighborhood near a detention center, and living in a conservative community exposed those differences. She talks about living a double life - being the Homecoming Queen, a varsity cheerleader, and a bright student, while living in fear in the years of SB1070, her family nearly ending up homeless and how graduation felt like the end of her escape from those harsh realities. She talks about her experiences in becoming involved and empowered in immigration activist with the Arizona Dream Act Coalition, and how her involvement led to longtime close friends separating themselves from her, but finding community in “belonging to her people”. Her decision to be a part of the Dream 7 jail strike, and in depth describes the “traumatizing” experience, which involved cold temperatures, police brutality, inhumane conditions, and the faith they placed in everyone fighting for a Clean Dream Act, the psychological effects of the experience, and the inspiration that followed. Her experience working with the Bernie Sanders 2016 campaign, a “life changing experience, working as a field organizer in Nevada, Arizona, Rhode Island, California, and later on becoming part of the Latino Outreach team. She talks about the skills and networks she gained, and the opportunity to be a page at the DNC as an undocumented woman. We talk about the outcome of election night, her reaction, and how it led to her viral moment, taking a picture with her tax returns and tagging the president in it, because she wanted the real story to be told, which led to 1000’s of shares, a lot of hate mail, threats, but overall, the support she received, the national conversation it sparked, and how she became even more “unafraid”. We end talking about the “unusual” political moment, her message of unity coming out of the 2016 elections, how she’s seeing the 2020 elections take shape, and the importance of mobilizing to win back the White House. “Do the right thing and don’t be afraid to speak up”, — words of encouragement from Belen talking about her moments of personal growth, and how personal stories can move us forward, and her hopes that she can inspire others to have an impact.

Today's Flash Back Friday comes from Episode 36, originally published in November 2010. Jason Hartman talks with Steve Kates (aka “Dr. Sky”) who, with his brother Joe, are active with the Maricopa County Sheriff's Office in the Special Forces Unit and help to fight crime in the sixth largest metro area in the nation. He has been engaged in the science of Astronomy for well over thirty years. His first true observations occurred while just seven years old, viewing the moon and planets in a ten dollar telescope. The first real event he saw, was the 1966 Leonid meteor shower from his home in New York City, atop a tall building. This encouraged him to make the SKY his passion and has been so ever since. Starting in film and television and at a young age, Steve Kates has worked in many acting and model roles for major studios and had some roles in TV commercials of the 1960's, through his agent. While a native of New York City, Steve Kates moved to the suburbs of New Jersey in 1967 and found the night sky once again. Having formed the Hackensack Astronomy Club, he and his friends did lots of research on the night sky and were regular contributors to the popular magazine, “Sky and Telescope”, specializing in Lunar / Solar observations and Meteor Astronomy. Website: www.DrSky.com

On this Immigration MIC episode we have Genesis speaking to us about her personal story/experiences from Arizona! Genesis’ older brother was an organizer for the initial DREAM Act - her story is unconventional, given that since she was 10, she had always wanted to pursue a career in law, and after her brother was mistreated at the hands of police officers, Genesis decided to become involved fully in the immigration movement. She opens up about having been discouraged in high school, letting her grades drop, but the passage of DACA being a turning point in helping her return to school, and continue pursuing her education. Her work in Arizona along other activists is applauded nationally as ‘veterans of the movement’ because of laws like SB1070, - she talks to us about the ousting of Joe Arpaio, what the moment meant, and what it was like as they also were dealing with the news of Trump’s election. She also celebrates seeing her counterparts running for office and getting elected in local AZ communities. The current political landscape - we discuss arguments between activists, what realistic expectations are for reform/relief, and her personal words for encouragement for people stepping forward in recent times. Karina from the AZ Dream Act coalition makes a special appearance (pretty awesome!) and calls for undocumented parents to one day receive similar relief to DACA. Thank you Genesis for being so positive, grounded, and being willing to share with us your experiences - and thankful you find the strength everyday to continue pushing for immigration reform!

Rays Talk Show Episode 255: Host Ray Collazo shares what President Trump’s pardon for former Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio means for our politics and our souls. Collazo is joined by Arizona activist and artist James Garcia to discuss the local reaction to the latest insult to the Latino community and American Civil Rights. Garcia shares the historical battle against Arpaio’s reign of terror that led to this historic moment. James Garcia explains how this sort of struggle led to the production of his latest Play “1070: We Were Strangers Once.” Garcia discusses how the journey of one family typifies the experience of Latinos during the passage and aftermath of SB1070 in Arizona over recent years. Collazo, Garcia and everyone in the Rays Talk Show family send their prayers and best wishes to the families impacted by Hurricane Harvey in Texas. Please subscribe to Rays Talk Show on iTunes or Soundcloud or visit our website for all of our content.

Fresh off of finishing an educational gathering for local community members on the current political state of Arizona, Reyna and Korina are determined to continue fighting the fight in AZ that has spanned more than 25 years against discriminatory immigration laws! Reyna shares her experience sharing her story for the 1st time ever at a Republican fundraiser (woah!) - and her path to becoming Executive Director of Aliento, and her focus on leadership development in the AZ community. Korina talks about her experiences being involved in fighting Joe Arpaio's policies, and the need she felt to become involved in organizing after having been inactive - and the moment she realized she needed to fight back. Her words - "There's no political party, when your life is on the line" - so many chills. We talk about the SB1070 laws and the connection to former Suffolk County Executive Steve Levy's policies, the underestimation from activists in a possible Trump win, as well as the significance of the Obama deportation raids (Reyna camped outside of the WH for a month.)

Our latest LIVE show: the latest about Miss Puerto Rico Destiny Vélez, who was suspended indefinitely for anti-Muslim tweets, how the city of Phoenix is shedding its SB1070 past and we talk with Mi Jente!

If you can't banish people outright, then you can try to erase them from students' minds. That's exactly what happened in Tucson Unified School District in Arizona, when conservatives ipassed an anti-immigrant racial profiling law, SB1070 that in effect targeted Latinos. At the same time, right-wing activists succeeded in passing a law banning the teeaching of Mexican American Studies, saying that a highly successful TUSD program that taught Chicano/Latiino history and culture to all students in the largely Hispanic district was instead harmful and divisive. The law, HB 2281, bans instruction that encourages "ethnic solidarity" among other things. Mind you, to begin with the ethnic studies courses were part of a federal court order to address historic and systemic racism in Arizona's education system. The outrage over free speech rights of teachers and students is what prompted writer and teacher Tony Diaz to "smuggle" books by Latino authors out of his home state of Texas and into Arizona. He has been reporting on and organizing the efforts of free speech activists, ethnic studies activists, and students and teachers fighting for a relevant curriculum ever since. TUSD high school student Maya Arce is a plaintiff who filed in the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals to overtun this Arizona law on grounds that it's unconstitutional. On January 12, 2015, she will testify and urge the Ninth Circuit to protect her First Amendment rights and the rights of other Arizona students and overturn this ignorant, bigoted, and narrow-minded law. Background, go here. More on Tony Diaz here and Librotraficante here.

Gleib's parents Nate and Ziva are his guests, and they discuss Bin Laden's secret files being uncovered, how they knew they wanted to marry each other after just 6 days, if women should be CEOs or fighter pilots, when they knew Ben would become a comedian, if they ever thought he was gay, the three of them reflect on the LA Riots 20 years after having lived through them, what it was like for Ziva to be in the Israeli army and in the office of famed one-eyed Israeli Minister of Defense Moshe Dayan, Nate to go to school in Bogota, Colombia with the wife of one of America's biggest traitors, if they ever hid anything from their parents, Ziva having worked with the wife of one of the most famous art thieves in history, if Israel should bomb Iran, if Beyonce doesn't want to be seen with Kim, if couples with big age gaps like Mariah Carey and Nick Cannon can make it, if Rick Santorum creeped on Lindsay Lohan, if sports playoffs are too long, and why they are important in modern life, a study about if Facebook is replacing face to face conversations, The Secret Service banging more prostitutes, Pepto Bismol and Al Queda both trying to rebrand themselves, if Kate is fed up with Pippa, if it's important that the Freedom Tower becomes one of the world's tallest, whether stay at home moms actually work, Obama killing it at the Correspondents dinner and joking about eating dogs, The Supreme Court hearing Arizona's controversial SB1070 immigration law, and if racial profiling is ever okay. Plus, Twitter Answers, THE THUNDER ROUND, and just some good advice for life. Follow Gleib's dad on twitter @natedogdodger

Two recent Supreme Court decisions seem to send conflicting messages about state and local laws regulating noncitizens. In one case, the justices upheld Arizona’s law imposing sanctions on employers who hire undocumented workers. But another ruling struck down a law that allowed for racial profiling of suspected illegal immigrants. UC Davis Law Professor Gabriel Chin sorts through the legal contradictions to find the right balance between state and federal governments. Chin is the featured speaker of the 2013 DeWitt Higgs Memorial Lecture, sponsored by Cal Western School of Law and UC San Diego. Series: "DeWitt Higgs Memorial Lecture" [Public Affairs] [Show ID: 24665]

Two recent Supreme Court decisions seem to send conflicting messages about state and local laws regulating noncitizens. In one case, the justices upheld Arizona’s law imposing sanctions on employers who hire undocumented workers. But another ruling struck down a law that allowed for racial profiling of suspected illegal immigrants. UC Davis Law Professor Gabriel Chin sorts through the legal contradictions to find the right balance between state and federal governments. Chin is the featured speaker of the 2013 DeWitt Higgs Memorial Lecture, sponsored by Cal Western School of Law and UC San Diego. Series: "DeWitt Higgs Memorial Lecture" [Public Affairs] [Show ID: 24665]

Hablando con Radio Unidad en Washington, DC durante la Graduación nacional Dream Act, el representante demócrata del distrito siete de Arizona Raul Grijalva dió su opinión sobre el futuro de la ley SB1070 y también su apoyo a otorgar licencias de conducir a inmigrantes. Esta entrevista fue hecha por Jorge Vallejo y Maria Serna.

In this episode of our podcast we have a report on the recent hunger strike by solitary confinement inmates in Georgia. Azadeh Shashahani, the National Security and Immigrants' Rights Project Director for the American Civil Liberties Union Foundation of Georgia joins us to talk about their call to end 287g, the Supreme Court ruling on Arizona’s SB1070, and other anti-immigrant measures like the Secure Communities Program. We also have commentary on a recent report 120 African-Americans killed by the police with a look at the specific case in Georgia of Ariston Waiters.

  NEWS AT TEN Martes 21 Agosto 2012 - Quien es Paul Ryan - Mitt Romney vs Todd Akin - SB1070 Si o No? - Ecuador y Wikileaks Eduardo Quezada Escandon estara discutiendo las noticias mas sobresalientes del dia con Roberto Arguello ex oficial de LAPD. Libro de la semana en "NEWS AT TEN"  Esta semana estamos recomendando a nuestra audiencia joven.....y joven de corazon... leer el libro "Piense y Hagase Rico" de Napoleon Hill. Escrito en 1937 por sugerencia de Andrew Carnegie.   

Journalist Valeria Fernandez joins FI2W's John Rudolph for a discussion on the impact that the Supreme Court ruling on SB1070 is having on immigrant communities in Arizona.

Sermon delivered on Sunday, July 8, 2012, at All Souls by Rev. Barbara Prose, Assistant Minister. With the recent Supreme Court ruling on Arizona’s SB1070 and President Obama’s executive action on young immigrants, the national debate is intensifying. Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Jose Antonio Vargas’s definition of an American is, “Anyone who works hard, who’s proud of his country and wants to contribute; who’s not a burden on anyone.” Rev. Kelvin Sauls, writing for the Black Alliance for Just Immigration, states, “A human rights framework must be foundational to the development of immigration policy nationally.” Members of our congregation have formed the All Souls Alliance for Just Immigration, or ASAJI, and are committed to continue learning about global patterns of migration, emigration, and immigration. What is your definition of a real American? And why? Listen to this sermon and consider what it means to be an American citizen. SUBSCRIBE TO OUR PODCAST! VIEW ON YOUTUBE: GIVE A DONATION TO HELP US SPREAD THIS LOVE BEYOND BELIEF! LET’S CONNECT! Facebook: Twitter: All Souls Church Website:

Nicole Sandler speaks about today's SCOTUS rulings on AZ's SB1070 and MT/Citizens United. Guests are un Sentinel columnist/Atlas Drugged author Stephen Goldstein, PA16 congressional candidate Aryanna Strader, and Crooks & Liars' Nicole Belle

  NOTICIAS JUEVES 26 ABRIL 2012 -Osama Bin Laden - familiares expulsados de Pakistan - Precauciones en el aniversario de la muerte de Bin Laden -Servidoras Sexuales al Servicio Secreto de EEUU en El Salvador. -SB1070 de arizona Noticias de las 10 con Eduardo Quezada

-Hoy comienzan los llamados May Sweeps? -La corte Suprema de EEUU parece inclinarse por la ley SB1070 de arizona. -El hijo de un mormon nacido en Chihuahua, Mexico es quien oficialmente se enfrentara al afroamericano nacido en una isla de Hawaii. Romney ganó las primarias en Connecticut, Rhode Island, Delaware, Pensilvania y Nueva York. Prácticamente cerró el proceso de postulación de la candidatura republicana a la presidencia. La noticia Hablada con Eduardo Quezada

Nicole speaks with Greg Palast about the first arrest in the BP disaster, author Andrew Gumbel on "Oklahoma City: WHat the Investigation Missed-And Why It Still Matters", and Reform Immigration for America spokesman Henry Fernandez on today's SCOTUS hearing on SB1070

Read Deborah's Op-Edon the Recall Election of Arizona Senator Russell Pearce@ www.DeborahTV.com on Monday and Join the LIve DiscussionTuesday, October 25th10:00 AM – 10:30 AM (Pacific Time)www.DeborahTV.com (Watch, Listen, Chat)512-400-4809  - PIN 9008894  (Listen Only)714-888-7486  (Call in to the Show Only)   Deborah’s Op-Ed - is brought to you by AtHomeLasVegas.com.  Log on now for 50-65% off vacation, extended stay and resort living in Las Vagas.  AtHomeLasVegas.com.  Your life.  Your style.  Your home. Deborah Robinson is an award-winning journalist, author, producer, documentary filmmaker and television personality.  Her life’s passion is to reveal and communicate truth through the media.  Deborah’s media work can be found at www.RobinsonOmnimedia.com.

Read Deborah's Op-Edon the Recall Election of Arizona Senator Russell Pearce@ www.DeborahTV.com on Monday and Join the LIve DiscussionTuesday, October 25th10:00 AM – 10:30 AM (Pacific Time)www.DeborahTV.com (Watch, Listen, Chat)512-400-4809  - PIN 9008894  (Listen Only)714-888-7486  (Call in to the Show Only)   Deborah’s Op-Ed - is brought to you by AtHomeLasVegas.com.  Log on now for 50-65% off vacation, extended stay and resort living in Las Vagas.  AtHomeLasVegas.com.  Your life.  Your style.  Your home. Deborah Robinson is an award-winning journalist, author, producer, documentary filmmaker and television personality.  Her life’s passion is to reveal and communicate truth through the media.  Deborah’s media work can be found at www.RobinsonOmnimedia.com.

In this week's show: Elisabeth Sladen One Year: BP One Year: SB1070 Continue the discussion in our forums! Music for the show provided by George Carpenter.

Arizona's SB 1070 put immigration enforcement in the national spotlight.  Soon after Arizona proposed the broadest and strictest immigration law in the country, activists organized mass protests and at least five other states began the process to adopt similar laws. A judge has stopped portions of 1070—for now.  But the legal and ideological battles continue. On this edition, we look at SB 1070 – the law, its intentions and effects, and how its motivated immigrant communities to become politically active.   Featuring:    Marisa Franco, Right to the City national lead organizer; Andrea Christina Mercado, Mujeres Unidas Activas organizing director; John Bouma, attorney for the state of Arizona; Edwin Kneedler, U.S. Deputy Solicitor General; Juana Tello, People Organized to Win Employment Rights organizer; Charlotte Noss, protester; Steven Chan, protester.   For More Information: Right to the City http://www.righttothecity.org/   Mujeres Unidas y Activas http://www.mujeresunidas.net/ San Francisco, Bay Area, CA   Arizona's Senate Bill 1070 http://www.azleg.gov/legtext/49leg/2r/bills/sb1070s.pdf   Pew Hispanic Center http://pewhispanic.org/ Washington, D.C.   Immigration Policy Center http://www.immigrationpolicy.org/ Washington, D.C.   Florence Immigrant and Refugee Rights Project http://www.firrp.org/ Florence, AZ   Border Action Network http://www.borderaction.org/web/index.php Tucson, AZ   Arizona Coalition for Migrant Rights http://migrantrights.org/main/ Phoenix, AZ   The post Making Contact – Arizona's SB 1070: The Battle for Immigrants' Rights appeared first on KPFA.

Arizona’s SB 1070 put immigration enforcement in the national spotlight.  On this edition, we look at the controversial law – its effects In Arizona and across the country, and how it has motivated immigrant communities to become politically active.

Arizona’s SB 1070 put immigration enforcement in the national spotlight.  On this edition, we look at the controversial law – its effects In Arizona and across the country, and how it has motivated immigrant communities to become politically active.

Jason Hartman talks with Steve Kates (aka “Dr. Sky”) who, with his brother Joe, are active with the Maricopa County Sheriff's Office in the Special Forces Unit and help to fight crime in the sixth largest metro area in the nation. Visit http://holisticsurvival.com/category/audio-podcast/. He has been engaged in the science of Astronomy for well over [...]

Since the knowledgeable Jan Brewer behacomed Arizona's governor, everything has changed."We have changed everything since I have behacome your governor."She has done everything she possibly could do, including the following.AWKWARD SILENCEUhh, let me assist you on this one, Jan. Didn't you say you balanced the budget.. ;"We have balanced the budget."Others who are apparently uninformed say that Arizona faces up to a $700 million shortfall, but how can you trust any information that comes from Arizona's Joint Legislative Budget Committee?But Jan Brewer has spoken out against the beheadings that have taken place in Arizona because of illegal immigration. These violent decapitations have gone on too far, and they must be stopped or uhhh... well, maybe... maybe nobody knows about it except her.Vote Berry Hess, I mean, uhhh, Jan Brewer, for Arizona Governor. I mean, she couldn't just be making this crap up, right?

Cody and Brian fill in for an absent Patrick Adam. Topics 1) Tempe Town Lake spends $84 million dollars, 2) Lady Gaga speaks out about SB1070, 3) Dog chews off Man's toe, 4) Man who is involved with shooting officer sues city, 5) Final Rant: Charles Peterson's rants about idiot kids don't pick up after the dogs.

Daniel Ellsberg, once called the most dangerous man in America by Henry Kissinger for revealing the top secret Pentagon papers and the truth about the Vietnam War in 1971, talks about the Afghanistan War Log released by Wikileaks. Larry Everest, Revolution newspaper, reports live from the Gulf of Mexico on the continuing struggle around the largest oil spill in US history. Travis Morales, Revolution newspaper, reporting from Arizona on the struggle against SB1070, the injunction against its enforcement and the need for massive resistance.

Al and Joe had a meeting, Why?

In the fifteenth episode, Todd and his panelists left-libertarian/agorist/voluntaryist Michael J. Nass, pro-liberty/civil disobedience activist Rene McMasters, and PFPMovement Radio's Anarchy Time co-host and fellow left-libertarian Tom Ender discussed Arizona's S.B. 1070 being partly struck down by a federal judge before going into effect, Arizona Governor Jan Brewer promising to take the federal ruling to the U.S. Supreme Court, the conservatives versus the progressives on the Arizona law, U.S. soldier Private Bradley Manning being charged with release of the Wikileaks' video, the hypocrisy of congresscritters getting hot and bothered over the Congressman Charlie Rangel scandal, residents of Bell, California outraged by the salaries of its city's top officials, and Congressman Anythony Weiner (D-NY) goes into a tirade over the Republicans' "No" vote on the 9/11 health care bill.Todd and his guest panel brought Texas for Accountable Government's John Bush on from 11:30 p.m. EST to midnight EST for a 46-minute interview to discuss local Texas politics, Porcfest (including the guy he called out and believed was a Fed), and the Texas-Mexican border and the Drug and Immigration Wars.[*Note: Thanks to Michael J. Nass, Rene McMasters, Tom Ender, and John Bush for a great show tonight! The were awesome! This was a great show!]

In the fifteenth episode, Todd and his panelists left-libertarian/agorist/voluntaryist Michael J. Nass, pro-liberty/civil disobedience activist Rene McMasters, and PFPMovement Radio's Anarchy Time co-host and fellow left-libertarian Tom Ender discussed Arizona's S.B. 1070 being partly struck down by a federal judge before going into effect, Arizona Governor Jan Brewer promising to take the federal ruling to the U.S. Supreme Court, the conservatives versus the progressives on the Arizona law, U.S. soldier Private Bradley Manning being charged with release of the Wikileaks' video, the hypocrisy of congresscritters getting hot and bothered over the Congressman Charlie Rangel scandal, residents of Bell, California outraged by the salaries of its city's top officials, and Congressman Anythony Weiner (D-NY) goes into a tirade over the Republicans' "No" vote on the 9/11 health care bill.Todd and his guest panel brought Texas for Accountable Government's John Bush on from 11:30 p.m. EST to midnight EST for a 46-minute interview to discuss local Texas politics, Porcfest (including the guy he called out and believed was a Fed), and the Texas-Mexican border and the Drug and Immigration Wars.[*Note: Thanks to Michael J. Nass, Rene McMasters, Tom Ender, and John Bush for a great show tonight! The were awesome! This was a great show!]

It's a busy Wednesday night on the show. We started with Congressman Raul Grijalva talking abt SB1070 which was gutted by a district court judge today. Followed up with a groups still boycotting the AZ Diamondbacks and urging MLB to move the 2011 All Stars Game from AZ. Jeanne Devon from The Mudflats spoke about Sarah Palin a year after she quit being Governor of Alaska. Brent Budowsky sounded off against the Democrats in power, and Jason Leopold of Truthout spoke about the war supplemental bill.

My feelings about SB1070. Should student of a college be expelled for their beliefs and why? What can Gay Men teach women? Music by Lexie Shine

Travis Morales, Revolution Newspaper, on the completely inhumane, illegitimate and fascist Arizona law SB1070 - What's the big picture? What's behind it? And the need for massive opposition to stop it. Georgianna Williams, resident of South Central LA on the need to stand with immigrants. Bob Avakian, Chairman of the Revolutionary Communist Party, on "Why Do People Come Here From All Over the World?" Rafael Kadaris on the Arizona Freedom Summer and building massive opposition to stop SB1070.

Sports writer Dave Zirin tells the story of how the Phoenix Suns basketball team took a stand against their state's anti-immigrant bill SB1070. He says athletes, too, can be revolutionaries.

Sports writer Dave Zirin tells the story of how the Phoenix Suns basketball team took a stand against their state's anti-immigrant bill SB1070. He says athletes, too, can be revolutionaries.

The federal government versus Arizona on who will enforce the immigration laws. What's been a hot topic in the news, there hasn't been too much discussion about the consequences of what will happen depending on who wins the battle. Additionally, why is the federal government so upset at Arizona for passing local legislation to enforce federal laws? Could it be the federal government has other plans of its own? Clif and Robin will discuss this topic and more today on Oregon update. NOTE: four minutes of silence at the beginning of the program -- operator error :-)

Here Come Los Suns Sports and Resistance to Arizona's SB 1070 Dave Zirin Socialism 2010 (Chicago) U.S. Politics

Arizona has passed a law cracking down on illegal immigrants -- the toughest of its kind in the US. It allows police officers to check the immigration status of anyone they stop or detain, if there's a suspicion that the person is in America illegally. Driving it is frustration both at Arizona's role as the main hub for illegal entry into America, and the organised cross border crime that's come with it. Many support the law. But there is anger and fear among the Latino community: Legal citizens say they will be targeted by police just because of their skin. For Assignment Rob Walker travels to Arizona to explore why immigration has become such a hot political issue in the state.

In the eleventh episode (and second season opener), Todd and his panelists anarchist/individualist bloggerJessica Geary and former Boston Tea Party chairman and libertarian/propertarian Jim Davidson discussed the events that took place at Libertarian National Convention in St. Louis, the LNC National Committee election, an altercation between the American Open Currency Standard (AOCS) and libertarian/propertarian Jim Davidson, Wayne Allyn Root's stooges and LNC political hacks threatening talk radio show host Corey Moore because of his LP convention news coverage, the BTP convention highlights including the appeal of the membership against the run-off At-Large election, and the BP oil spill and the media fall-out that followed.[Note: Jason Jewell and David F. Nolan did not show up for tonight's show so there were only two panelists in lieu of four. Topics such as Arizona's S.B. 1070 law, Elena Kagan's position on religious freedom and immigration, and Obama's $30 billion jobs bill were not covered, but that's fine. They may or may not be covered at a later time. Other than that, tonight's season premiere was great.]

In the eleventh episode (and second season opener), Todd and his panelists anarchist/individualist bloggerJessica Geary and former Boston Tea Party chairman and libertarian/propertarian Jim Davidson discussed the events that took place at Libertarian National Convention in St. Louis, the LNC National Committee election, an altercation between the American Open Currency Standard (AOCS) and libertarian/propertarian Jim Davidson, Wayne Allyn Root's stooges and LNC political hacks threatening talk radio show host Corey Moore because of his LP convention news coverage, the BTP convention highlights including the appeal of the membership against the run-off At-Large election, and the BP oil spill and the media fall-out that followed.[Note: Jason Jewell and David F. Nolan did not show up for tonight's show so there were only two panelists in lieu of four. Topics such as Arizona's S.B. 1070 law, Elena Kagan's position on religious freedom and immigration, and Obama's $30 billion jobs bill were not covered, but that's fine. They may or may not be covered at a later time. Other than that, tonight's season premiere was great.]

Listen to sounds of the march LIVE!! Following Tweets and sounds of the march!

Listen to sounds of the march LIVE!! Following Tweets and sounds of the march!

Governor of Arizona, Jan Brewer, recently signed into law a strict immigration bill, the Support Our Law Enforcement and Safe Neighborhoods Act (SB1070 Act), igniting a nationwide discussion. Attorneys and co-hosts, J. Craig Williams and Bob Ambrogi welcome Attorney Marielena Hincapié, Executive Director of the National Immigration Law Center and Professor Paul Bender, at the Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law at Arizona State University, to look at both sides of this controversial debate . They discuss the legality and constitutionality of this new law and what this means for the state of Arizona and immigration reform.