Frank Sharry

America's Voice

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Founder and Executive Director of America's Voice, which supports comprehensive immigration reform; former executive director of the National Immigration Forum

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Undocumented Parents and the Supreme Court

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A so-called "conservative fly-in" of 600 corporate executives, police chiefs, farmers and evangelicals rallied at the Chamber of Commerce office on Capitol Hill today.

Immigration Reform: A Push from the Right

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Yesterday, the US Senate voted 82 to 15 to let immigration reform come to the floor for the first time in decades.

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