Monday March 26, 2007
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A look at the trial challenging local ordinances aimed at combating illegal immigration in Hazleton, Pa., and the trend it represents. Also: an update on efforts for federal immigration reform.
Ben Johnson, director of the Immigration Policy Center of the American Immigration Law Foundation
Jennifer Ludden, reporter, National Public Radio
Michael Hethmon, co-counsel for the city of Hazleton, Pennsylvania; general counsel, Immigration Reform Law Institute
Lou Barletta, mayor, Hazleton, Pennsylvania
Rudy Espinal, president, Hazleton Hispanic Business Association
An internationally acclaimed field scientist explains her theory of how elephants use seismic communication and why she believes elephant conservation is important for humans.
Caitlin O'Connell, a research associate at Stanford University in the Department of Otolaryngology, Head and Neck Surgery. She is co-director of Utopia Scientific.
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