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Two-thirds of Americans want the government to do a better job of securing the borders, but they are sympathetic to illegal immigrants who have been working hard and staying out of trouble, a USA TODAY/Gallup Poll finds. ARIZ. POLICY: Sets off polarizing ...

The presidents of Argentina, Bolivia, Ecuador, Paraguay and Venezuela will attend a series of premieres in Spain and Latin America to mark the international launch of Oliver Stones documentary South Of The Border. ...

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PHOENIX A proposed legal challenge to Arizona's new immigration law took a hit Monday when the Phoenix city attorney said Mayor Phil Gordon doesn't have the power to challenge it without the support of the City Council. Gordon was hoping to challenge ...

On May 1, immigrant rights' supporters around the country took to the streets to protest Arizona's new immigration law which seeks to identify, prosecute and deport illegal immigrants. Take a look at the massive protests. ...

"You can imagine, if you are a Hispanic American in Arizona ..." the president said in late April at a campaign-style appearance in Iowa, "suddenly, if you don't have your papers and you took your kid out to get ice cream, you're going to be harassed." ...

LOS ANGELES The overwhelming majority of Americans think that the countrys immigration policies need to be seriously overhauled. And despite protests against Arizonas stringent new immigration enforcement law, a slim majority of Americans ...

ALBANY, New York - New York state's governor said Monday said he will create a panel to help selected immigrants with criminal convictions avoid deportation under 'harsh' federal laws. Gov. David Paterson said New York would be the first U.S. state to ...

Americans worry that illegal immigrants are putting a strain on schools, hospitals and the depressed job market but still are sympathetic to their plight. IMMIGRATION: Ariz. policy sets off polarizing debate LAWSUITS: Arizona immigration crackdown raises ...

LA rally against Arizona immigration law Tens of thousands of people have joined protests in the US against a controversial anti-immigration law introduced in Arizona. The biggest protest took place in Los Angeles, but others were planned in more than 70 ...

After pouncing on the Arizona law, Democrats have poured cold water on prospects of completing immigration reform this year The fiery backlash against the recent Arizona law energised the fight for immigration reform overnight, propelling Democrats to ...

People attend a grand rally demanding immigrants and labors rights in downtown Los Angeles, the United States, May 1, 2010. (Xinhua/Qi Heng) Tens of thousands of people took to the streets of Los Angeles on Saturday in a march and rally to protest ...

On May 3 Fox & Friends allowed Kris Kobach, the Republican law professor who helped draft Arizona's new immigration law, to falsely claim that the law "only comes into play after another crime is being investigated." In fact, the law directs police to ...

Tags: Hillary Clinton Israel Obama President Barack Obama has done away with two key elements of US-Israeli strategic relations: His administration has given up on stiff UN Security Council sanctions on Iran over its nuclear drive, and gone back on the ...

US Homeland Secretary Napolitano cautioned against 'premature decisions' ruling in or ruling out any suspects in the case of the Times Square car bomb That includes foreign terrorists, she said in reference to the Pakistani-Taliban claim of ...

A proposal by three U.S. senators would stiffen many of the regulations surrounding H-1B and L1 visas, including an increase in U.S. worker displacement protection and restricting the number of H-1B and L-1 employees that certain U.S. companies could ...

The Congress of the United Statesan institution that spent a chunk of the past year cajoling passage of the most contentious legislation devised in decadesmay not have the "appetite" to take on another "controversial issue," namely immigration ...

Very few Americans are inherently opposed to immigration, writes David Harsanyi. For the most part, the controversy we currently face isn't about immigration at all. It's about the systematic failure of federal government to enforce the law or offer ...

Catholic Online (www.catholic.org) We are a nation of laws. If we don't have the fortitude to enforce them now when will we? To be honest, the Federal Government should be ashamed that the States are now, in essence, telling ineffectual and inept Federal ...

Documents which are the key to an America of milk and honey and a house in the suburbs - the dream of countless Israelis - carry a heavy price: a too-close relationship with the IRS. Ran Dagoni, Washington29 Apr 10 17:27 Shmuel Sternfeld, an Israeli ...