Hillary News & Views 3.3: Clinton and Her Surrogates Speak Out, More Super Tuesday Analysis

[MrWendel]

http://www.dailykos.com/stories/2016/3/3/1495017/-Hillary-News-Views-3-3-Clinton-and-Her-Surrogates-Speak-Out-More-Super-Tuesday-Analysis

By Lysis

Today’s Hillary News & Views features more post-Super Tuesday news and analysis, along with Clinton and her surrogates weighing in on major issues.

Let's start with Secretary Clinton herself, writing for Univision:

America’s immigration system is broken – but not beyond repair. I believe our immigration enforcement efforts can and should be humane and effective. Large-scale raids sow fear and division in communities around the country, and they are contrary to who we are as Americans.

People who fled violence and threats of death in their homelands should not be afraid to go to work, or to send their children to school, or to go to the grocery store in America. People fleeing persecution should always have the right to a full and fair hearing in this country.

We need a comprehensive approach to addressing the large numbers of Central American migrants who have come to the United States in recent years, especially the many unaccompanied children and teenagers, and to fix our immigration system.

First, we have to reform our asylum and refugee processes to ensure that everyone fleeing persecution has a fair and full opportunity to tell their story. In particular, every unaccompanied child who appears in immigration court should be granted access to government-funded counsel.

Seventy-three percent of unaccompanied children who have lawyers at their hearings are granted permission to stay in America, while just 15 percent of those who appear alone do. No child or teenager should have to face a judge and defend himself or herself without an attorney.

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[Iliyah]

1. I wsh to thank you for bringing that over here

GOOD READ and positive feedback!

[MrWendel]

2. Your Welcome...

[pandr32]

3. Wow!

According to Joaquin Castro's article:
Clinton’s vision goes well beyond immigration and education; her message of inclusion applies to every person in this country. As she said last week to a crowd in Nevada, “Tens of thousands of men and women with kids to raise, bills to pay, and dreams that won’t die, this is your campaign, and it is a campaign to break down every barrier that holds you back.”

[yallerdawg]

4. "Building walls" or "Breaking down barriers"!

That's a fight I want to see!