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Tomorrow night, Nov. 18, communities across Texas will hold "
listening parties" to get a sense of the immigration reform legislation about to be proposed by Illinois Rep. Luiz V. Gutierrez.
Perhaps there is enough of a groundswell nationally to finally move the dial on this issue -- one that has been mired in endlessly politicized debate. Already, The New York Times has
weighed in and President Obama has said he will make immigration reform a central part of his agenda in 2010.
Stay tuned.
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