Reno Gazette Journal, 5/13/10 - There is just one sure-fire way for a nation to stop illegal immigration: an economy so poor that no one wants to migrate there, legally or illegally.

Like water seeking its own level, migrants go from where it's difficult to make a decent living to where it's easier -- if not necessarily easy -- and no country with a halfway decent economy has yet to figure out a way to successfully stem the tide.

The Hill, 5/12/10 - We have a serious challenge in this nation, and I hear about it from Nevadans all the time: Our immigration system is broken. Democrats, Republicans and Independents all agree, and history has shown that neither a piecemeal nor a border-only approach will work to fix this problem. Furthermore, the immigration law recently enacted in Arizona is clear evidence this problem will become worse the longer we wait to comprehensively address this on a national level.

Las Vegas Sun, 5/5/10 - The U.S. Senate today unanimously confirmed Gloria Navarro to serve as a federal judge in U.S. District Court in Nevada, making her the first Hispanic woman to hold that position in the state.

Navarro, who is chief deputy district attorney for the Clark County Office of County Counsel, had been nominated by President Barack Obama based on a recommendation from Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nev. She will fill the vacancy that was created in September when Brian Sandoval decided to run as a Republican candidate for governor.

Las Vegas Review Journal, 5/5/10 - Clark County attorney Gloria Navarro was confirmed Wednesday afternoon to become a federal judge in Nevada.

The Senate approved Navarro by a 98-0 vote.

The protest organizers said on Wednesday that the offense caused by Arizona law, which aims to expel illegal immigrants in the state bordering Mexico, has mobilized Latinos and result in greater participation in the demonstrations on May 1 in more than 70 U.S. cities.

"The marches and demonstrations will be much larger than it had been," said Juan Jose Gutierrez, an organizer of the event in Los Angeles who runs a business immigration assistance.

The reaction began on Friday after the governor of Arizona, Jan Brewer, enacted a measure requiring state and local police to determine the immigration status of a person if there is a "reasonable suspicion" that has no documents. Critics say it is unconstitutional and opens the door to racial discrimination.

WASHINGTON, DC - A conceptual paper on entitled Immigration Proposal circulated yesterday at the Capitial, detailing the main points of the future Immigration bill.

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The 26-page document obtained by The Review, is backed by Sens. Charles Schumer (D-NY), Robert Menendez (D-NJ) and Harry Reid (D-NV). The first point of the proposal is: "Securing the border before taking any action to change the status of people living illegally in the United States."

Reno Gazette Journal, 2/10/2010 - Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid is scheduled to testify on Capitol Hill before the Judiciary Committee Wednesday in support of Clark County’s chief deputy district attorney for a seat on the federal bench.

President Obama nominated Gloria Navarro for the position in U.S. District Court in Las Vegas in December after the Nevada Democrat recommended her.

Las Vegas Review Journal, 12/24/2009 - President Obama has nominated Clark County Chief Deputy District Attorney Gloria Navarro for a federal judgeship in Nevada.

That is why this country should be thankful that Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nev., is fighting for passage of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act. This landmark legislation would help fix a health insurance market that has been broken for decades.

Reid was right when he said: "The health care status quo is not an option for our states."

Reno Gazette Journal, 5/13/10 - There is just one sure-fire way for a nation to stop illegal immigration: an economy so poor that no one wants to migrate there, legally or illegally.

Like water seeking its own level, migrants go from where it's difficult to make a decent living to where it's easier -- if not necessarily easy -- and no country with a halfway decent economy has yet to figure out a way to successfully stem the tide.

The Hill, 5/12/10 - We have a serious challenge in this nation, and I hear about it from Nevadans all the time: Our immigration system is broken. Democrats, Republicans and Independents all agree, and history has shown that neither a piecemeal nor a border-only approach will work to fix this problem. Furthermore, the immigration law recently enacted in Arizona is clear evidence this problem will become worse the longer we wait to comprehensively address this on a national level.

Las Vegas Sun, 5/5/10 - The U.S. Senate today unanimously confirmed Gloria Navarro to serve as a federal judge in U.S. District Court in Nevada, making her the first Hispanic woman to hold that position in the state.

Navarro, who is chief deputy district attorney for the Clark County Office of County Counsel, had been nominated by President Barack Obama based on a recommendation from Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nev. She will fill the vacancy that was created in September when Brian Sandoval decided to run as a Republican candidate for governor.

Las Vegas Review Journal, 5/5/10 - Clark County attorney Gloria Navarro was confirmed Wednesday afternoon to become a federal judge in Nevada.

The Senate approved Navarro by a 98-0 vote.

Los organizadores de las protestas dijeron el miércoles que la ofensa provocada por la ley de Arizona, que pretende expulsar a los inmigrantes ilegales del estado colindante con México, ha movilizado a los latinos y se traducirá en una mayor participación en las manifestaciones del 1 de mayo en más de 70 ciudades estadounidenses.

"Las marchas y manifestaciones serán mucho más grandes de lo que hubiesen sido", dijo Juan José Gutiérrez, un organizador de la manifestación de Los Ángeles que dirige una empresa de asistencia de inmigración.

La reacción comenzó el viernes, después de que la gobernadora de Arizona, Jan Brewer, promulgara una medida que exige a la policía local y estatal determinar el estado inmigratorio de una persona si existe una "sospecha razonable" de que no posee documentos. Sus detractores dicen que es inconstitucional y abre la puerta a la discriminación racial.

WASHINGTON, D.C.— Un documento titulado Propuesta conceptual sobre inmigración circuló ayer en el Capitiolio, donde se detallan los puntos principales de un futuro proyecto de ley migratorio.

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El documento de 26 páginas, obtenido por La Opinión, está respaldado por los senadores Charles Schumer (D-NY), Robert Menéndez (D-NJ) y Harry Reid (D-NV). El primer punto de la propuesta es: "Asegurar la frontera antes de tomar cualquier acción para cambiar el estatus de las personas que viven ilegalmente en Estados Unidos".

Reno Gazette Journal, 2/10/2010 - Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid is scheduled to testify on Capitol Hill before the Judiciary Committee Wednesday in support of Clark County’s chief deputy district attorney for a seat on the federal bench.

President Obama nominated Gloria Navarro for the position in U.S. District Court in Las Vegas in December after the Nevada Democrat recommended her.

Las Vegas Review Journal, 12/24/2009 - President Obama has nominated Clark County Chief Deputy District Attorney Gloria Navarro for a federal judgeship in Nevada.

That is why this country should be thankful that Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nev., is fighting for passage of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act. This landmark legislation would help fix a health insurance market that has been broken for decades.

Reid was right when he said: "The health care status quo is not an option for our states."