Comments on: Rep. Joe Baca & his “version” of the DREAM Act

By: Only Way to Stop AZ SB 1070 and Spreading across USA: Immigration Reform | Hispanic News

Tue, 25 May 2010 18:10:18 +0000

[...] to believe Joe Baca and Loretta Sanchez refuse to formally back the DREAM Act with [...]

By: La Frontera Times – Latino Politics: Has Obama Dropped the Ball on Immigration? Did He Ever have the Ball?

Sat, 03 Oct 2009 23:55:47 +0000

[...] letters to the White House, that are going to get the immigration train moving. We can’t even get Joe Baca and Loretta Sanchez to formally back the DREAM Act with co-sponsorship, which would be a great [...]

By: Has Obama “dropped the ball” on immigration?

Has Obama “dropped the ball” on immigration? — Mon, 28 Sep 2009 03:51:42 +0000

[...] to the White House, that are going to get the immigration train moving. We can’t even get Joe Baca and Loretta Sanchez to formally back the DREAM Act with co-sponsorship, which would be a great [...]

By: Michaelr

Michaelr — Thu, 06 Aug 2009 04:33:39 +0000

Joe Baca should personally thank Loretta Sanchez, Sarah Palin, and Mark Sanford for all the brain farts that they have cut loose on network, cable, and CyberSpace media outlets. Because if those public servants hadn’t passed all this gas on the airwaves, the world would know how incredibly stupid you really are.

By: El Cholo

El Cholo — Wed, 29 Jul 2009 20:59:55 +0000

Well…it’s safe to say there’s not much going on in Working Joe Baca’s head to begin with. This PROUD Act is another Working Joe Baca attempt to circumvent current and similar legislation (Dream Act) that already has support of WASP and Black politicians, but not the vast majority of the Congressional Hispanic Caucus, and claim authorship. How original Working Joe! And we wonder why the U.S. House of Representatives regards representation by Spanish named Congressional representatives as half-measures, and totally self-serving. Here’s a good example of why the content of one’s character should exceed the ethnic origins of one’s last name. This sure doesn’t say much for the intelligence of the voters in the Congressional 43rd district of California.

By: jammer

jammer — Mon, 27 Jul 2009 23:12:41 +0000

Joe Baca always seems to have his head in some other parallel universe because he can’t get it together here on this earth. It is so unbelievable that he keeps getting sent to Congress. Support the Dream Act Joe! Do something right for a change. If you are still stymied as to what the Dream Act is about, I’ll send a AB540 student to explain it to you.

By: kyledeb

kyledeb — Mon, 27 Jul 2009 18:54:32 +0000

The PROUD Act would not have a better chance of passing. It is a bad bill, introduced at a bad time.

By: Prerna

Prerna — Mon, 27 Jul 2009 16:47:34 +0000

Lol, the PROUD Act is NEVER going to even be considered, forget about being promising.

Joe and Loretta and Velasquez et. al need to get their act together. They are obviously cohorting to divide the DREAM Act movement — not that it is going to happen.

By: 6monkeyrs

6monkeyrs — Mon, 27 Jul 2009 14:19:16 +0000

What to do, what to do….

I support the DREAM Act…but PROUD Act is more promising.

As for Congressman Joe Baca, I think that he want to address an age limit, and may have a higher chance of passing.

Either way, this funding, will be left again to the states. As in-state tuition is already address on the three largest states in the Union each covering more than half of this country’s population. This only will provide a means of federal grants not otherwise there. May provide some relief, but like all federal programs, it can be cut.

I may be wrong, but those are my 2 pesos…