Immigration Reform Audio & Video

[description] (NECN/ABC) - Continuing his three-day trip to Colombia and Mexico John McCain pushed for a controversial free trade agreement with Colombia. Meeting with Colombian officials he discussed ways to stem the flow of illegal drugs into America - a...

[description] Iraqi officials are throwing open the country's oil fields, the world's third-largest, to international bidding today. Cod, cannoli, and Cape Ann. In his new book "The Last Fish Tale," Mark Kurlansky chronicles the storied past of Gloucester, Massachusetts, which he calls "America's oldest fishing port and most original town." Gloucester, once a haven for writers and artists like T.S. Elliot, Winslow Homer, and Charles Olson, can now barely support a part-time fishing fleet due to overfishing, ground trawling, and government regulations. Kurlansky says that Gloucester now risks becoming what so many other old fishing ports have already become: a tourist trap. John McCain travels to Colombia and Mexico this week following his weekend meeting with the Rev. Billy Graham and his son, Rev. Franklin Graham. McCain is still working to earn the support of evangelicals who are skeptical about his conservative credentials. We speak to Peter Wallsten of the Los Angeles Times, who has been c

[description] (NECN/ABC) - Saturday was not just politics as usual in Washington, as both presumptive presidential nominees took time to speak with a group representing one of America's largest ethnic voting blocks. Hispanics. John McCain and Barack O...

[description] Republican John McCain attended fundraisers in Boston Wednesday and spoke to reporters Thursday about maintaining a strong national security.

[description] Jon Keller uses David Ortiz becoming an American to pose an important question about citizenship.

[description] Michelle Talks About Crazy Government Spending

[description] Massachusetts Sen. Edward Kennedy was released from the hospital today, one day after news broke that the 76 year-old democrat was diagnosed with a potentially lethal form of brain cancer. We speak to long-time Kennedy watcher, Kevin Cullen of the Boston Globe. We also speak to Congressional correspondent, Gail Chaddock of the Christian Science Monitor, about how Kennedy's absence from the Senate could effect legislation. There is new hope in the fight against cancer. Scientists are working together with doctors and engineers to develop new weapons to both fight and detect cancer. They're called nanoparticles and they could be implanted in your body to identify cancer cells or even deliver chemotherapy to specific areas. We speak with Michael Cima, a researcher at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and also with his brother, Dr. Robert Cima, a gastrointestinal surgeon at the Mayo Clinic in Minnesota. The Financial Times reports today that the credit rating agency Moody'

[description] Senator Ted Kennedy is in a Boston hospital, awaiting medical test results, after suffering a seizure over the weekend. The health scare is a serious concern for many in the world of state and national politics. For a conversation about Kennedy's influence, WBUR's Bob Oakes speaks with our Democratic analyst Dan Payne, who writes for the Boston Globe.

[description] The trail of undocumented immigrants: from ICE raids in NYC, to a detention center in Texas, to deportation to Mexico. -- Thank you for catching our podcast! We provide programs FREE to radio stations and do not accept government or corporate support, so PLEASE DONATE at: http://www.radioproject.org/support .

[description] Governor Howard Dean of Vermont talks about the rising cost of living and its effects on Americans.