Immigration, Obama aprealla citizenship for illegal immigrants

He 's gone to El Paso on the border with Mexico, to boost demand for a new immigration law. Barack Obama has traveled to Texas without a clear invitation, but to "create a path and a sense of urgency - as they told his staff - about the fate of the 11 million undocumented migrants living and working in the United States." The aim of the American president is back at the center of political debate the issue of immigration, by now a nearly exclusive claims of the conservatives and the Tea Party.

After Bin Laden, Obama is (almost) unbeatable

The first person singular used by Obama during much of the 9 and a half minutes of speech with which announces to the world the killing of Bin Laden says, better than any other analysis, the important point is scored by the Commander in Chief of the forces United States armed. (Parentheses for those who say that this has not happened: please explain why Al Qaeda has announced in a press release, that their leader is dead) That video is, in fact, a spot of campaigning.

In America the wind blows anti-abortion

Abortion again the protagonist in American politics. The new Republican senators and deputies, arrived in Congress with the laws of 2010, and often sponsored by Tea Parties, led Washington to radically anti-abortion slogans and ideas. "It 'a phenomenon which I have never witnessed in 12 years of professional activity," says Elizabeth Nash, a researcher at the Guttmacher Institute, a group that deals with women's rights.

Use, print, and associations of citizens: "We do not know Sarah Palin"

"In every relationship twisted, miserable and disastrous moments are so unpleasant that offer both parties an opportunity to take a step back and realize that now is the time of separation." To write it, in his column for The New York Times is the conservative Ross Douhat comparing the relationship between the media and Sarah Palin to a failed marriage.

And here's the proposal: a separation contributes to a prolonged silence on the former governor of Alaska and the Republican leader of the right wing. Douhat is aimed at journalists and colleagues suggests: "Sarah Palin cover if you want but please stop behaving as if it were the most popular conservative politician in America.

U.S., poor children "segregated" in a school in North Carolina

Stop the policy of integration of pupils in a school district in North Carolina. In favor of a line is to concentrate with all poor children not to 'contaminate' the rich ones. This was decided by the board of directors of an institution of Wake County, became a Republican majority, with support from the Tea Party.

The school district of Wake County, North Carolina, in the last decade was distinguished for its excellence and its policy of racial integration and social support. Thanks to a free bus service, in fact, students could attend schools far from their neighborhood, so away, in many cases, situations of extreme poverty and getting in touch with peers belonging to different social classes and, often, different ethnic groups .