Week # Air Date, 4/16/2006

Segment #1: 2-WAY: SENATOR BARACK OBAMA

Latino USA's Maria Hinojosa speaks with Illinois Senator Barack Obama about of the immigration debate. (Self-contained 4:09)

Segment #2: 2-WAY: RON ELVING

Latino USA's Maria Hinojosa speaks with NPR News Senior Washington Editor Ron Elving about immigration and national politics. (Self-contained 4:46)

Segment #3: 2-WAY: D.A. KING

Latino USA's Maria Hinojosa speaks with self-proclaimed anti-illegal alien activist D.A. King about the recent immigration protests. (Self-contained 3:15)

Segment #4: ESSAY: DEMOCRACY IN ACTION

Latino USA's Maria Hinojosa shares her experience of taking her children to a recent immigration demonstration. (Self-contained 4:26)

Segment #5: LATINA HISTORICAL EXHIBIT

Historically, California has been the state with the largest immigrant population. In fact, immigrants have been coming to the region since before it even became part of the U.S. in 1849. So many believe that a new exhibit at the State Museum of History is long overdue. The exhibit honors 150 years of contributions to the state by Latinas.. .in fields ranging from education, politics and even entertainment. Nancy Mullane has more. (4:32)