I don't think lights will do the job. And (stop) signs certainly haven't.

A lot of us were really surprised one day when we went to work and they turned us back home. It was a paradise little town to live in.

It's something I've been seeing for a long time. I hate to see them come down. I'd like to see them as a remembrance of the people who worked here, of what existed once.

We're here on George Washington's birthday to demonstrate our moral outrage against this un-American bill. Our founding father would be turning over in his grave if he knew what was happening.

Day labor is not a niche market. It's now entering different aspects of the national mainstream economy.

Rather than the debate being about how immigration impacts neighborhoods, schools and hospitals, maybe you'll now see discussion about how it impacts the business sector.