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WASHINGTON -- A local official in the Virginia suburb where the crash happened and a congressman from another state have criticized federal officials for not removing the suspect from the country after previous arrests, and even U.S. Homeland Security ...

WASHINGTON - Leading Republicans are joining a push to reconsider the constitutional amendment that grants automatic citizenship to people born in the United States. Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell of Kentucky said Tuesday he supports holding ...

Yet another example how the government repeatedly allows bad things to happen to us, but how laws would be written overnight if happened to our elected. Not the smartest move? A man knowingly enters our country illegally, is arrested numerous times, and ...

By James Rowley Suit Aug. 3 (Bloomberg) -- President Barack Obamas lawsuit challenging Arizonas immigration law was a blatant political move to help his re-election, Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell said in an interview. The lawsuit filed by the ...

The bishops of Mexico have released a press statement denouncing the controversial Arizona immigration law. The statement was signed by Bishop Vctor Ren Rodrguez Gmez of Texcoco, ... ...

As the granddaddy of political demagoguery, President Obama might have outdone himself with his recent admonition to political opponents not to 'demagogue' the immigration issue. A 'demagogue' is 'a political leader who seeks support by appealing to ...

By James Rowley (Updates with McConnell comments on financial regulatory law in eighth paragraph.) Aug. 3 (Bloomberg) -- President Barack Obamas lawsuit challenging Arizonas immigration law was a blatant political move to help his re-election, Senate ...

AM By: STRATFOR Arizonas new law on illegal immigration went into effect last week, albeit severely limited by a federal court ruling. The U.S. Supreme Court undoubtedly will settle the matter, which may also trigger federal regulations. However that ...

WASHINGTON: President Barack Obama says he agrees that more control must be exerted over illegal immigration, but he wont accept 'a patchwork of 50 different states' acting on their own. Obama tells CBS he believes immigration control advocates 'are ...

Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) told The Hill on Monday that Congress ought to take a look at changing the 14th Amendment, which gives the children of illegal immigrants a right to U.S. citizenship. McConnells statement signals ...

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At the US Embassy in London, there is a waiting list that none of the officials likes to discuss. On the list are Americans hoping to give up their citizenship, as they seek shelter from the Internal Revenue Service. One lawyer fighting for her ...

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NOGALES, Mexico (AFP) - A letter written by a migrant before he died in the desert is one tool used by a Mexican group which tries to persuade its compatriots to think twice about crossing the border into Arizona. ...

Amidst growing discontent over Pakistan's covert support to the Taliban and other extremists, which was laid bare by the leaked Afghan war classified documents, US President Barack Obama has said that 'deeper cooperation' with Islamabad to root out ...

May 25: Shackled Mexican immigrants are directed by a guard to a waiting deportation by the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement in Harlingen, Texas. A record number of criminal aliens have been deported so far this year, reflecting a shift in ...

Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) told The Hill on Monday that Congress ought to take a look at changing the 14th Amendment, which gives the children of illegal immigrants a right to U.S. citizenship. McConnells statement signals ...

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NOGALES, Ariz. - Und immigrants who decide to leave the United States because of increasing enforcement and decreasing job prospects now face one more obstacle: the threat of arrest and deportation by border officers inspecting outbound traffic. Bonnie ...

NOGALES, MexicoA letter written by a migrant before he died in the desert is one tool used by a Mexican group which tries to persuade its compatriots to think twice about crossing the border into Arizona. "My name is Arturo Gomez. The people ...