Man Trapped In Border Fence's Razor Wire

May 1, 2013 Subscribe · Forward WATCH: Man Cut Out Of The Border Fence's Razor Wire The San Diego Fire Department retrieved a man Tuesday left trapped 20 feet in the air, when razor wire sliced through his flesh, trapping him on top of the border fence separating the Mexico from the United States, Fox 5 San Diego reports.  Continue reading... Immigration Debate Breathes Life Into Rally Before We Say Bye To Michelle Rodriguez Paul Ryan Uses 'Anchor Baby' Slur In Town Hall Meeting (VIDEO) WATCH: Immigrant Dad Hugs Daughter For First Time In Emotional Border Scene Didn't Get Your Table? Close Down The Restaurant Sofía Vergara Admits: 'I'm Greedy' Can Zoe Saldaña Be More Sophisticated? May Day Protests Show Weak Immigration Movement 8 Reasons Brazilians Totally Count As Latino WATCH: Immigrant Dad Hugs Daughter For First Time In Emotional Border Scene Latinos In Foster Care Reach Historic High SAYU BHOJWANI For Immigrant Women, Path to Congress Is Slower Given the current and future demographics of the U.S., Democrats and Republicans have to expand their networks, not just to more diverse communities but also down the ballot. to local and state races where the pipeline to Congress begins. Continue reading... EDUARDO GALEANO The Life and Death of Words, People, and Even Nature The history of literature is an unceasing paradox. What is the most popular scene in the Bible? Adam and Eve biting the apple. It's not there. Plato never wrote his most famous line: "Only the dead have seen the end of war." Continue reading... KAMALA LOPEZ Women of Consequence Convene The next wave of the women's movement is about to break. Across the public sphere, women are awakening, becoming reenergized, taking stock and speaking up. Nowhere was this more apparent than at the inaugural YaleWomen Global Conference: Vision, Values, Voices. Continue reading... YOANI SANCHEZ Cuba's National Assembly to Return to Capitol After 54 Years The Capitol building in Havana is beginning to emerge from its long punishment. It has waited 54 years to return to its status as the site of the Cuban parliament. Continue reading... MICHAEL BRUNE A Path to the Future the Sierra Club Board of Directors has voted to offer our organization's strong support for a pathway to citizenship for undocumented immigrants. We must ensure that the people who are the most disenfranchised have the voice to fight polluters without fear. Continue reading... Received this from a friend? Sign up for alerts from The Huffington Post here. Unsubscribe here. Huffington Post, 770 Broadway, New York, NY 10003