LIANE HANSEN, host: Here are several immigration issues likely to show up on ballots across the country this November. Oregon is considering a measure to limit the amount of time students can be in English as a second language classrooms. Missouri voters may get to decide whether English will be the state government's only language. And in California, Proposition Six would prevent illegal immigrants charged with violent felonies from getting bail.
While the presidential candidates will undoubtedly discuss immigration during the next two months, the real battle over policy may come on state ballots. Here, an overview of some of the measures being considered.