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Via News92FM.Com A controversial new Texas law which requires voters to present personal identification before going to the polls, has been blocked by the Obama administration. On Monday, the Justice Department sent a letter to state officials, stating that the law could be seen as discriminatory against Hispanics and other minorities. <a href=”http://news92fm.com/_homepage/cmitchell/obama-administration-blocks-texas-voter-id-law/”>Read More</a>
