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mora

[mawr-uh, mohr-uh] / ˈmɔr ə, ˈmoʊr ə /


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“At least some subset of Republicans are seeing that these immigration strategies are a step too far,” said G. Cristina Mora, a sociology professor and co-director of the UC Berkeley Institute of Governmental Studies, which administered the poll.

From Los Angeles Times

Mora said the deluge of tense and sometimes violent encounters posted online could have an impact on Republican opinion surrounding immigration.

From Los Angeles Times

“On these legalistic issues, this is where you see some of the bigger breaks,” Mora said.

From Los Angeles Times

“You now have several months of Latinos being able to log on to their social media and see every kind of video of Latinos being targeted with or without papers,” Mora said.

From Los Angeles Times

“This change made citizens’ right to vote not different from other rights, like free speech and due process, which do not require ‘opt in’ processes,” G. Cristina Mora, the institute’s co-director, said in a statement.

From Los Angeles Times