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Catholic Church Urging Illegal Mexican Immigration
The Catholic Churches in Mexico City are urging their herds to send able bodied men to the United States to work. They tell parishioners that by going to the United States they can work and better feed their families.

Political Study Suggests Top Web Sites to Reach Republican and Democratic Voters
A recent political study by Experian Research Services suggests the most popular Web sites visited by Republican and Democratic voters range from the nhl.com and barnesandnoble.com to americangreetings.com and fox.com. The data also suggests how to reach and target voters via direct mail, e-mail, television and in magazines. Download free political study including top Web sites, television networks and magazines: www.smrb.com/political.

Immigration Stances Heat up Republican Presidential Primaries
GOP contenders Rudy Giuliani and Mitt Romney have brought up differences in their stance on illegal immigration. While neither claims to support "sanctuary cities" to illegal immigrants, the candidates continue to share their differences. One law firm, Immigration Law Help, is doing its part to inform people of possible solutions.

'Lou Dobbs Tonight' Independents Day Tour Sweeps Into Phoenix, Highlights Illegal Immigration
CNN's Lou Dobbs Tonight recently broadcast live from the Spectrum Video & Film studio in Phoenix, Ariz.

Mexican Drug Cartels, Political Corruption, Illegal Immigration & U.S. Cities: Full Disclosure Network® Cable TV & Internet Special
Full Disclosure Network® is re-releasing a special cable TV and Internet series on Mexican Drug Cartels, Political Corruption and Illegal Immigration. The series features international gang expert Sheriff's Sergeant Richard Valdemar who retired from the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department after 33 years of battling L.A.'s notorious gangs. Two segments of the series will be cablecast Monday on L.A. Cable Channel 36 and will be shown on 43 other cable sytems.

AILA Encouraged by President Bush's Pledge to Push for Immigration Overhaul
The American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA) believes that comprehensive immigration reform is indeed achievable in the 110th Congress and will take the President's leadership and active engagement with Congress to see the initiative cross the finish line.

Controversial Illegal Immigration DVD Elicits Visions of Gay Holocaust
In stark contrast to Independence Day, Maple Palm, last year's politically charged arthouse film newly released on DVD, depicts a little known slant to the now defunct illegal immigration diatribe. Dramatizing true life circumstances faced by 40,000 gay & lesbian Americans in a relationship with a foreign partner, the film elicits visions of a gay holocaust where same-sex families are physically and violently ripped apart at the hands of discriminatory laws, and American born citizens are forced to flee the U.S. in search of freedom in one of sixteen countries that support gay immigration. Making the viewer akin to illegal immigrants themselves, the film's no frills approach leaves its audience nowhere to hide and emotionally exposed within...

Clinton's Position on Outsourcing Draws Political Uproar from Super Tuesday Democrats
A new study released by Brown-Wilson Group, international outsourcing analysts and authors of the business bestseller "The Black Book of Outsourcing", reports that the looming recession is pushing voters to understand the candidate's strategies for improving the US economy, as over 80% of voters admit not knowing the candidates' positions on offshore outsourcing and more than half of American voters don't understand the outsourcing issue.

Republicans and Democrats Agree on Woomail
In the face of a new digital frontier, political candidates are propelled to the forefront by the speed at which they can share information, ideas and platforms; while maintaining the privacy of each message as necessary. Regardless of how this great country divides itself politically, getting the message out quickly is a top priority for Republicans and Democrats. Increasingly and with fervent interest, Woomail has become the safe choice for members of both parties.

Maple Palm - Gay Illegal Immigration Movie Migrates to DVD July 3
Last year's politically charged indie feature, Maple Palm, sneaks across the border from theaters to home video when it's released on DVD July 3, with advance crossings occurring now via pre-order. Set in California's idyllic Marina del Rey, the film's dramatic subject matter exposes the one arena in which gay relationships are a felony, and in the process, challenges our stereotypes of what it means to be an immigrant, and an American.