Obama sobre la reforma migratoria
Discurso del presidente Obama en la American University en Washington DC....despite the forces of the status quo, despite the polarization and  the frequent pettiness of our politics, we are confronting the great  challenges of our times.  And while this work isn't easy, and the  changes we seek won't always happen overnight, what we've made clear is  that this administration will not just kick the can down the road.    Immigration reform is no exception.  In recent days, the issue of  immigration has become once more a source of fresh contention in our  country, with the passage of a controversial law in Arizona and the  heated reactions we've seen across America.  Some have rallied behind  this new policy.  Others have protested and launched boycotts of the  state.  And everywhere, people have expressed frustration with a system  that seems fundamentally broken.    Of course, the tensions around immigration are not new.  On the one  hand, we've always defined ourselves as a nation of immigrants -- a  nation that welcomes those willing to embrace America's precepts.   Indeed, it is this constant flow of immigrants that helped to make  America what it is.  The scientific breakthroughs of Albert Einstein,  the inventions of Nikola Tesla, the great ventures of Andrew Carnegie's  U.S. Steel and Sergey Brin's Google, Inc. -– all this was possible  because of immigrants...  Ver el discurso completo en The New York Times