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Tell us what the situation is with respect to troops, the military and the state authorities. >> we have to put this in perspective. when i was on your show in june i said we have 25 to 30 million people here illegally, not the 11 everyone says and some people criticized me with those numbers, mit backed up what i said. we cannot educate, mitigate and incarcerate the whole world. we want to be a country of immigrants but we have to have people come in an orderly fashion and it is not just republ...

Whether you are in the african-american or hispanic community, when you is people pouring across the border and taking jobs away from people, it has an economic impact on those here legally. and what we have seen from the president is the lowest unemployment rate for african-americans and his pans and women in a record number of years. in literally most peoples lifetimes. so the influx of illegal immigration into our country is not going to help us. its not going to solve a problem. this is some...

And thats why canvassers have been hitting neighborhoods throughout houston dropping off flyers like this, reminding people to head to the polls. last week senator cruz released a spanish ad featuring his fathers escape from cuba, potentially resonating with some voters. >> i think if he has a latino last name, they think hes latino so i should be voting for him. >> his hard-line stance calling for tighter voter security could be an issue for some. >> they oppose a border wall. they hate the sit...

There is only one polling place for all of dodge city, and its been that way for the past 20 or so years. the aclu of kansas says the average polling location in the state serves 1200 people. dodge citys voting population is ten times that and yet they still only have the one polling place, which is conveniently located in the predominantly white part of town. and these constraints have had an affect. again, most of the people who live in this town are hispanic. dodge city makes up most of the c...

And when it came time to vote, all 13,000 of them are expected to go to the same exact polling location. there is only one polling place for all of dodge city, and its been that way for the past 20 or so years. its been that way fo past 20 or so years. the aclu of kansas says the average polling of the state serves 1,200 people. dodge citys population is ten times that. and yet they only still have the one polling place which is conveniently located in the predominantly white part of town. and t...

Two decades ago, the population and the economy of dodge city began booming, in part thanks to an influx of hispanic workers coming in for jobs in the local meat packing plants. "the new york times" reported at the time that the workers had revitalized the town, which began to adapt to the changing population. quote, more than half the home purchases last year were by hispanic buyers. banks and stores are looking for bilingual employees. the local paper now publishes a tabloid weekly in spanish....

Think less cowboys and cattle ranchers and more blue collar jobs and industrial plants. two decades ago, the population and the economy of dodge city began booming, in part thanks to an influx of hispanic workers coming in for jobs in the local meat packing plants. "the new york times" reported at the time that the workers had revitalized the town, which began to adapt to the changing population. quote, more than half the home purchases last year were by hispanic buyers. banks and stores are loo...

>> rush: didnt want to! this is the key. america doesnt deserve that. america is so oppressive, so mean to minorities. america doesnt deserve super power status. this is why i wanted obama to fail. in his view, in the american lefts view, america is the problem in the world. america doesnt deserve -- >> sean: apologies. economically, 13 million more people on food stamps, the more in poverty. >> rush: more peopleat voting democrat, more depending on government. they want that, sean. >> sean: we ...

State where john ralston said yesterday if the hispanic vote is 13%, 14%, democrats win. 11%, 12% its a toss up. 10%, republicans win. im sure youve heard the statistic. over 50% of hispanics report that they have not been contacted about this election. are the democrats going to reach out and touch their natural base over the next 18 days? >> absolutely. >> why havent they yet. >> we have in a lot of places including nevada where we have a strong turn out operation thats been going on for years...

Concentrate on iowa 1 or iowa 3? >> yeah. theyre looking a couple districts they thought they might have had in the bag but maybe dont. florida 27 is an example of that where donna shalalas to be the second oldest freshman in congressional history and a non spanish speaker in a district 76% hispanic. that means democrats havent yet locked that seat down. iowas first district. 28-year-old state legislator. by 15 points trailing last month. thats a district that may have gotten closer in the wake ...