The Hispanic Caucus has spoken and the Democrats are jumping. When the border crisis first became news - after border state governors began screaming for help from Washington - most Democrats agreed that the 2008 law that treated minors from non-contiguous countries differently than those from Mexico and Canada had to be changed. The GOP has made it a condition that for them to support the president's request for funds to deal with the crisis that the law be altered so that we can send the kids hoime. Now, House minority leader Nancy Pelosi says she's changed her mind and will not back any changes to the law. Coincidentally, the Hispanic Caucus has come out against any changes as well. New York Times: Ms. Pelosi had suggested this month that she could accept changes to the Bush-era law that would expedite the deportation of children in exchange for President Obama’s emergency $3.7 billion request to deal with a sudden surge of unaccompanied minors at...(Read Full Post)