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CIR supporters are organizing a national mobilization on March 21.

A large number of Latinos are livid at President Obama State of the Union address last week for not making good on campaign promises to push for comprehensive immigration reform legislation (CIR). It is feared that Hispanics will stay away from voting in this year's midterm elections if real progress is not seen which includes  legalization of undocumented immigrants, a top Democratic legislator said yesterday. U.S. Rep. Luis Gutierrez (D-Chicago) said that Obama’s inadequacy to move forward on immigration reform was exemplify by his State of the Union address last week, when he only talked for around 12 seconds about the (CIR) issue. Gutierrez said, that was the straw that broke the camel's back for the majority of activists who have been irritated by the old stagnet policies of deportations and other law enforcement actions, with no real continued reform legislation advancement. Gutierrez also said that this issue would be no small feat with unemployment hovering around 10%. But with no headway on this issue, the congressman predicts that a huge number of Latinos would not vote this year or in the 2012 presidential election. The exit polls showed that in 2008, Obama got a little over 60% of the Latino vote,  propelling him to winning the White House in prior Republicans held states such as New Mexico, Colorado,  Nevada and Florida.

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CIR son partidarios de organizar una movilización nacional el 21 de Marzo.

Un gran número de latinos que están furiosos por el presidente Obama el Estado de la Unión la semana pasada por no hacer el bien en promesas de campaña para impulsar una amplia legislación de reforma migratoria (CIR). Se teme que los hispanos a permanecer lejos de votar en las elecciones legislativas de este año si el progreso real no se considera que incluye la legalización de inmigrantes indocumentados, un legislador demócrata superior, dijo ayer. EE.UU. El representante Luis Gutiérrez (D-Chicago) dijo que la falta de Obama para avanzar en la reforma de inmigración era un ejemplo de su Estado de la Unión la semana pasada, cuando sólo se hablaba de unos 12 segundos sobre el (problema CIR). Gutiérrez dijo que fue la gota que colmó el vaso "para la mayoría de los activistas que han irritado por las políticas stagnet antigua de las deportaciones y las acciones de aplicación de la ley, sin real el avance continuo de reforma de la legislación. Gutiérrez también dijo que esta cuestión sería una hazaña menor tasa de desempleo ronda el 10%. Pero sin avanzar en este tema, el legislador prevé que un gran número de latinos no votarían este año o en el 2012 elecciones presidenciales. Las encuestas de salida mostraron que en 2008, Obama obtuvo un poco más del 60% del voto latino, lo que impulsó él para ganar la Casa Blanca en el lugar antes de los republicanos estados como Nuevo México, Colorado, Nevada y Florida.

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