Latino voters' crucial support for President Obama and other Democrats makes the immigration issue a high priority. But significant obstacles remain. WASHINGTON — The outsized role that Latino voters played in securing victories for President Obama and Democratic Senate candidates has energized the effort to rewrite America's immigration laws, but opposition in Congress, particularly among House Republicans, remains a significant hurdle.
Latino Role In Election To Fuel New Immigration Reform Push
By Brian Bennett, Hector Becerra and David Lauter, Washington Bureau, Los Angeles Times
Wed, 11/07/2012 - 6:04pm
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