Midday

Tuesday, May 16, 2006

Will Bush's immigration plan satisfy conservatives?
In a nationwide live radio and television address Monday, President Bush argued for "comprehensive immigration reform." Will his plan unite a conservative base divided over the immigration issue?11:06 a.m.
Guests
Gil Gutknecht: Minnesota Republican Congressman representing the state's southern 1st District.
More from MPR
One woman's illegal journey (05/15/2006)
A conservative perspective on illegal immigration (05/15/2006)
Sen. Mark Dayton on national politics (05/15/2006)
Two different angles on the immigration story (05/12/2006)
Immigrants old and new are side by side on Lake St. (05/12/2006)
Immigration from a labor perspective (05/10/2006)
Workers, students walk out on `Day Without Immigrants' (05/01/2006)
Thousands of immigrants march for rights (04/09/2006)
Mark Dayton supports Senate immigration bill (03/29/2006)
Resources
Hear Bush's speech
Will there ever be an end to genocide?
With each instance of genocide comes the solemn vow: "never again." But then, history repeats itself. America Abroad looks at the history of genocide and the international response in Sudan, Rwanda, Bosnia, Iraq, Cambodia, Europe and elsewhere.12:06 p.m.
Resources
American Abroad

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