Four thousand deaths is too many. Building walls is not the solution, but building bridges of communication is.

We'll plant 17 crosses in their memories and hold a vigil reminding people they will not be forgotten and their voices will be heard.

We're not for uncontrolled borders, but we should have intelligent and humane borders like Canada or Europe.

When was the last time you saw a Latino on the side of the road with a sign that says 'will work for food?' Instead, you'll see three or four of them waiting for a ride to work.

We support the bill by Sen. John McCain. It's not perfect, but it's a step in the right direction.

Since Operation Gatekeeper has started, there have been at least 4,000 people who have died. That's 4,000 people too many. This is a disaster and we're not going to take it. Here the United States is preaching human rights, and people do not realize this wall is killing three people every day.

We are pleased, although we must not relax our pressure until we are finally considered to be citizens with rights.

We still don't know whether it will be a march, a strike, or a fast.

They want to come into this country. They want to help the economy of this country. They want to have a better life for themselves. The United States offers that opportunity. We want them to be able to get that in a dignified manner.