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26 de julio de 2011, 12:42Washington, Jul 26 (Prensa Latina) The political impasse on raising the US public debt ceiling is going beyond the national borders and provokes fears and warnings, because of the possible consequences. The International ...

At least 122 firearms from a doomed U.S. gun smuggling sting have been found at Mexican crime scenes or intercepted en route to Mexico's drug gangs, according to a new Republican congressional report released today. Two of those guns were found at ...

WASHINGTON (Reuters) President Barack Obama told Hispanic voters on Monday he would keep fighting to make the U.S. immigration system fairer and blamed Republicans for the impasse that has kept him from achieving reforms he promised. Addressing the ...

A group of former Israeli army officials and diplomats have told the U.S. National Security Council that Israels 1967 borders are defensible and that a peace agreement with the Palestinians must be made soon. Israeli Ambassador Ilan Baruch In the ...

President Barack Obama walks off stage after delivering remarks at the National Council of La Raza (NCLR) annual conference luncheon in Washington, Monday, July 25, 2011 Photo By Pablo Martinez Monsivais WASHINGTON President Barack Obama called on ...

SACRAMENTO, Calif. Gov. Jerry Brown signed a bill Monday that will let students who entered the country illegally receive private financial aid at California's public colleges, even as debate continues over a more contentious bill that would allow access ...

WASHINGTON--President Barack Obama told Hispanic voters on Monday he would keep fighting to make the U.S. immigration system fairer and blamed Republicans for the impasse that has kept him from achieving reforms he promised. Addressing the National ...

Before President Obama gave his speech to the National Council of La Raza's annual conference, House Judiciary Conference Chairman Lamar Smith (R-TX) had already penned his response. Going off of "media reports" that the president would discuss ...

WASHINGTON President Barack Obama courted the vote-rich Latino community Monday and urged activists to build a national movement to pressure Republicans to overhaul the nation's broken immigration laws. Obama reiterated his promise to usher in ...

Washington, International News: July 26 (IANS/EFE) US President Barack Obama repeated Monday his commitment to immigration reform because of the pain caused by deportations, but the immigrant community demanded that he take concrete action with a view to ...

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President Obama says Republicans are an obstacle to changing the system to give illegal immigrants a path to legal status. President Obama defended his deportation policies and said Republicans remain an obstacle to overhauling the immigration system to ...

In an address in Washington to a major Hispanic civil rights and advocacy organization, President Barack Obama has underscored his determination to achieve comprehensive reform of the nation's immigration laws. The president also used the address to make ...

Monday, President Obama spoke at the National Council of La Raza (NCLR) luncheon in Washington D.C. and reiterated his commitment to the DREAM Act, and stated what it will take to make sure that America remains a place where opportunity is open to all ...

Just when it seemed Alabama had left its dark past of segregation behind, its legislature passed one of the nations strictest anti-immigration bills, H.B. 56, taking the state back in time 50 years. During the civil rights struggles, Birmingham, Alabama, ...

During a campaign stop in San Diego in 2008, then-candidate Barack Obama promised to make immigration reform his number one presidential priority. Now at a speech to the same organization in Washington, DC President Obama is coming under fire from the ...

You frequently hear about the dangers of border crime, but how is it here in San Diego? The answer, surprisingly, is relatively safe. A national study by USA Today shows border-related crime is down across the Southwest. According to San Diego Sheriff ...

WASHINGTON - President Obama promised a Hispanic group Monday that he would continue to push for a sweeping immigration overhaul even as he acknowledged frustration that he's failed to deliver on his promises. Speaking before the National Council of La ...

The prisons inspectorate said detainees at Tinsley House, near Gatwick Airport, felt "safe" and relationships between those held and the staff were "generally good". The last inspection saw the centre, which is run by security company G4S on behalf of ...

The picture painted of America's southwestern border with Mexico is a bloody one, in which the drug violence decimating northern Mexico has spilled onto U.S. soil and turned the region into a war zone. Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer has warned of human skulls ...