President Obama recent decided to delay executive action on immigration until after the midterm elections, many Latino and immigrant-rights advocates undertook to make Democrats pay a political price for the reversal. By and large, Latinos aren’t going to suddenly start voting for a Republican Party that has spent the last year running away from “amnesty.”…

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According to the promise of President Obama, executive actions were supposed to be put in place by the end of summer, but the sudden change of dragging the immigration reform after fall has overhauled the immigrant groups. Last two months President has reportedly been considering large-scale proposals that would potentially defer the deportations of up…

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President Barack Obama’s decision to postpone his long-expected executive order on immigration until after the midterm elections is a disappointment, the White House will still act to ease the harsh federal enforcement policies that cripple the country’s economy and harm millions of families. Until the White House acts, the door remains open for advocates, and common people,…

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