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President Barack Obama's attempt to create bipartisan consensus around an immigration policy has infuriated both sides of the political spectrum. Obama is feeling the heat from the Latino community who say he has done little to fix what they see as a ...

GWINNETT COUNTY, Ga. -- A business owner in Chamblee was sentenced on Thursday for employing illegal immigrants.Pili Chen, 56, of Norcross, Georgia, who was both an employment agency owner and driver, was sentenced Thursday by United States District ...

(April 22) - A year ago, Arizona's Republican Governor Jan Brewer signed a controversial state crackdown on illegal immigration into law. The measure signed on April 23, 2010, required police to investigate the immigration status of anyone they detained ...

Ontario greenhouse growers face U.S. audits Its not yet known whether the audits will become a routine requirement for doing business south of the border. Six Ontario greenhouse growers who export into the American market are being audited by United ...

While drug czar Gil Kerlikowske is all about prescription drugs, Mexican drug gang the Zetas are spreading their reign of fear here in the US Trained as an elite band of Mexican anti-drug commandos, the Zetas evolved into mercenaries for the ...

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WASHINGTON President Barack Obama committed himself along with a wide range of political figures to launch a campaign promoting immigration reform and a new beginning for the national dialogue, which may at last lead to some long-awaited action ...

While headlines distract us with the latest battles in various states over immigration, we should be checking in with whats going on at the federal level. ...

PHOENIX (Reuters) - Protesting outside the Arizona legislature this week, Hispanic activist Carlos Galindo was clear about the impact of the desert state's controversial immigration crackdown made into law one year ago. "It has polarized Arizona," said ...

View full sizeMarvin Fong, The Plain DealerJulia Shearson, director of the Cleveland chapter of American-Islamic Relations, was detained at the Canadian-U.S. border three years ago. Shearson, photographed in 2006, has won a portion of the case, but still ...

Fort Jackson, S.C. Military service has long been one route to U.S. citizenship. Now the Army and Navy, in need of specialists and language skills in wartime, are speeding things up by allowing recruits to wrap up the process while they're still in basic ...

WASHINGTON -- Government auditors say about 55,000 immigrants were in federal prison last year. The Government Accountability Office says that's about a 7 percent increase from 51,000 in 2005. Federal officials reimbursed local and state governments for ...

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Fellow detainees grab onto a man, second left, and removed a wire he had around his neck that is tied to a vent, after he threatened to jump from a rooftop at the Villawood Detention Center in Sydney, Australia, Thursday, April 21, 2011. Rioters at the ...

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WASHINGTON President Barack Obama said that immigration reform is one of the pending tasks he wants to complete before his presidency ends because the United States needs an orderly process for immigration. We have not gotten (immigration ...

Posted: 04/22/2011 01:00:00 AM MDT Government auditors say about 55,000 immigrants were in federal prison last year. The Government Accountability Office says that's about a 7 percent increase from 51,000 in 2005. Federal officials reimbursed local and ...

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The traditional Christian act of humility, after passage of an Arizona-style illegal immigration bill, is met with a mixed reaction in conservative Cobb County, Georgia. Father Jaime Molina reminded the crowd that the Bible was full of people who had ...