Germany has twice as many mosques as the United States, but it still has a long way to go to provide equal opportunities for Muslim immigrants and their children.
Posts Tagged: "immigration"
October 30, 2009: Muslims in Germany
Immigration Reform: Faith Community Must Lead
Watch Los Angeles Roman Catholic Cardinal Roger Mahony and Rabbi Jack Moline of the Rabbinical Assembly discuss comprehensive immigration reform.
May 9, 2008: Eagle Pass Border Wall
We have a story today about other people wrestling with the notion of brotherly dwelling. They're Americans and Mexicans whose community is about to be bisected by the fence the government is building along the Rio Grande.
September 14, 2007: Immigration Crackdown
With Congress unable to agree on immigration law reform, many local governments are trying to act on their own to discourage illegal immigrants from settling in their towns. Some say that's just protecting their communities, but others call it racism.
October 6, 2006: Hispanic Voters 2006
Religion continues to be a key factor in American politics, especially during election season. Today, there is vigorous political organizing inside Latino churches. Many Hispanics favor more liberal immigration policies than most Republicans have supported. But as Kim Lawton reports, it's not yet clear how that will affect Hispanic voting.


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