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As protesters in 80 U.S. cities demanded an overhaul Saturday of the nation's immigration laws, fueled, in part, by anger over a measure enacted in Arizona, a new proposal by Senate Democrats shows how far the debate has shifted to the right since ...

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Bishop Wester cautioned. 'It could lead to the wrongful questioning and arrest of U.S. citizens and permanent residents as well as the division of families -- parents from children and husbands from wives'. 'The U.S. Catholic bishops stand in solidarity ...

Authorities have captured 17 suspected illegal immigrants in southern Arizona as they continued their manhunt Saturday for smugglers who they say shot and wounded a sheriff's deputy in a remote desert area 50 miles south of Phoenix. AP Law enforcement ...

Critics have said that the Arizona law encourage racial profiling by police officers [AFP] Thousands of people across the United States have gathered for protests against a tough new immigration law passed in the state of Arizona. Demonstrations were ...

From Los Angeles to New York, Chicago to Houston, hundreds of thousands of protesters in dozens of cities are marching, chanting, and in some cases engaging in civil disobedience mostly in opposition to Arizonas tough new law aimed at stopping ...

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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 cities across the country. The law ...

Washington -- Top aides to President Barack Obama are divided over the urgency of passing an immigration overhaul, with Chief of Staff Rahm Emanuel worried that pushing such a volatile issue in an election year could eat into the Democrats' congressional ...

The American Educational Research Association's governing council voted overwhelmingly Friday to no longer hold meetings or conferences in the state of Arizona in response to that state's passage of a controversial law calling for police officers to ...