Immigration Reform and Economic Justice

What the Democrats Should Be Talking About

By Center For Emerging Media

August 27, 2008


Listen to a podcast of a conversation recorded on August 27th in Denver at the Central Presbyterian Church moderated by The Nation's John Nichols. Nation writers Bob Moser and Roberto Lovato discuss how the Democrats can best pursue economic reform and a fair and progressive immigration policy.
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