EEUU: ¿QUIENES ESTAN DETRAS DE LOS GRUPOS ANTI-INMIGRANTES?

Una mirada hacia los grupos anti-inmigrantes

Examinamos las fuerzas del movimiento anti-inmigrantes con el periodista Max Blumenthal de la revista The Nation. Blumenthal afirma que las ideas de este movimiento "no se originaron en el vacío y no son necesariamente una respuesta racional a una crisis. Vienen de los grupos nacionalistas blancos, grupos que intentan mantener lo que ellos consideran el carácter blanco de los Estados Unidos".

Wednesday, May 2nd, 2007A Look at the Forces Behind the Anti-Immigrant MovementListen to Segment Download Show mp3 Watch 128k stream Watch 256k stream Read Transcript Help Printer-friendly version Email to a friend Purchase Video/CD
We take a look at the forces behind the anti-immigrant movement with journalist Max Blumenthal of The Nation. Blumenthal says the ideas for the movement "did not come from a vacuum and they're not necessarily a rational response to a crisis. They come from the white nationalist movement, a movement that seeks to maintain what they consider the white character of then United States." [includes rush transcript]
From voices behind the immigrant rights movement, we turn now to a look at those against them. My next guest has been closely following the activities of anti-immigrant rights groups in the United States. Max Blumenthal is a Puffin Foundation writing fellow at the Nation Institute.
Max Blumenthal, Puffin Foundation writing fellow at the Nation Institute. His work has appeared in The Nation, Salon, The American Prospect and the Washington Monthly. His website is MaxBlumenthal.com.
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