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Washington: US President Barack Obama today pledged to fix the 'broken' immigration system of America to make it easier for the best and the brightest of the people to enter the country, that has nearly 11 million illegal immigrants. In his first major ...

From my Time.com story on President Obama's immigration speech Thursday, some key polling numbers that are shaping the White House behavior: Obama was elected into office on the promise that he would tackle immigration in 2009. He decided, however, to ...

A small, but rapidly growing, community of African immigrants has its own concerns about Arizona's controversial immigration law. And organizations that assist the community face their own challenges of how to educate their members about their rights. ...

Right-wing media distort Obama speech to claim he said securing border is impossible Fox Nation: "Obama: Borders Too Vast to Secure, Fed Laws Unenforceable." Fox Nation linked to a FoxNews.com article on the president's speech with the headline, "Obama: ...

Fox News Poll finds that Americans think the federal government should secure the country's borders before Congress works on new immigration legislation. 21 Dead in Gang Battle Near Arizona After Assassination, Mexico Offers Guards Mexico to Have Say ...

WASHINGTON: The US President, Barack Obama, has pressed Congress to adopt a sweeping plan to fix a ''fundamentally broken'' immigration system, taking on a volatile issue that has inflamed passions in a weak economy heading into the mid-term election ...

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New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg says the country is "giving shortshrift to immigration" and that economic problems will worsen until America sends out a more welcoming message. Bloomberg says the U.S. is "pushing people that other countries want away ...

WASHINGTON - New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg says the country is "giving shortshrift to immigration" and that economic problems will worsen until America sends out a more welcoming message. The mayor of the largest U.S. city says America is "pushing ...

WASHINGTON In his first major speech on the issue since taking office, President Barack Obama said Thursday that the U.S. immigration system 'offends our most basic American values' and blamed GOP opposition for thwarting critically needed change. It was ...

A massive gun battle between rival drug and migrant trafficking gangs near the U.S. border Thursday left 21 people dead and at least six others wounded, prosecutors said. The fire fight occurred in a sparsely populated area about 12 miles (20 ...

New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg says the country is "giving shortshrift to immigration" and that economic problems will worsen until America sends out a more welcoming message. ...

President Obama calls for both parties to come together to fix a broken immigration system and implement comprehensive reform that demands accountability from government, from businesses, and from individuals. ...

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WASHINGTONNew York Mayor Michael Bloomberg says the country is 'giving shortshrift to immigration' and that economic problems will worsen until America sends out a more welcoming message. Bloomberg says the U.S. is 'pushing people that other countries ...

Michael Piepsny can't lead Cleveland Tenants Organization if he wins and keeps seat on Cuyahoga County Council, ethics panel says 6:15PM Sen. Tom Patton to propose law aimed at strangulation cases 5:18PM P.M. Politics Links: John Boehner gets a ...

July 02--President Barack Obama on Thursday called for bipartisan immigration reform legislation that would include amnesty for the nation's estimated 11 million illegal immigrants. If two area Republican congressional candidates are successful in their ...

HERMOSILLO, Mexico, July 2 (UPI) -- A shootout between rival gangs in Mexico near the U.S.-Mexican border left 21 people dead, police officials said. Mexico - Mexico United States border - US-Mexico Border - United States - Attorney ...

President Obama stepped back into the political minefield of immigration policy on Thursday. He argued for big changes in what he called the nation's 'broken' immigration system. But he warned no such changes are possible without some Republican support. ...

In his first visit to American U. as president, Barack Obama laid out the framework for his idea of comprehensive immigration reform July 1 including a pathway to citizenship as well as increased accountability but did not announce any new policy ...