Commentary: Belief in extensive voter fraud is misguided
We are extremely confident saying widespread voter fraud is a myth and indeed retrogressive.
We are extremely confident saying widespread voter fraud is a myth and indeed retrogressive.
Annoyed over unsupported claims about the perceived lethality, or the national devolution, that immigrants from Latin America will bring upon the nation, along with the outlandish policies offered as solutions, I, along with Syracuse University Professor Amardo Rodriguez, decided to separate fact from fiction in our book, “When Race and Policy Collide: Contemporary Immigration Debates,” published Feb.
Many English-only initiatives are based on fear, distrust and suspicion. With glaring omissions of evidence from proponents, this paranoid style of American politics continues to corrupt our collective consciousness on immigrants, immigration and those perceived as “foreign.”
Concerns about American authenticity continue to give way to questionable political formations of what defines the American national identity.