Civil rights and voter rights groups said today that the Supreme Court's 7-2 decision to strike down an Arizona law requiring proof of citizenship to register … Read More
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Supreme Court strikes down AZ law requiring proof of citizenship for registration
The Supreme Court voted to strike down a law requiring Arizona residents to provide documentation proving citizenship before registering to vote. In 2004, … Read More
Opinion: Supreme Court should strike down gay marriage ban
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It's coming from all sides - Democrats, but also Republicans. Politicians on both sides of the aisle seem to be saying the same thing to the Republicans who … Read More
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New polls: Broad support for reform, but GOP anti-immigration talk is toxic for Latino voters
A bipartisan poll of voters in 29 states finds there is broad support for immigration reform, even in red states, and it cuts along party lines. Sixty-four … Read More









