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REYNOSA, Mexico A 9-months-pregnant Chinese woman traveled more than 15,000 kilometers (9,300 miles) so her baby could be born in the United States, but she was turned back at the border and wound up giving birth in Mexico. The coordinator of the ...

Last night, Gov. Rick Perry went ON THE RECORD to react to the ruling on Arizona's immigration law and discuss Texas' own border problems: ...

US President Barack Obama has won the first round in his fight against a controversial new immigration law in Arizona, by securing a partial injunction.The partial injunction will not prevent the law taking effect in the state of Arizona, but it has ...

Jane Norton, a Republican candidate for the U.S. Senate in Colorado, had a hunch that by dinnertime Wednesday, conservative voters across the state would have heard about a federal judge blocking much of Arizona's immigration law. She had a hunch they ...

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A U.S. federal judge blocked key parts of Arizona's tough new immigration law hours before it was to take effect. A U.S. federal judge on Wednesday blocked key parts of Arizona's tough new immigration law hours before it was to take effect, handing a ...

July 29--In a cost-saving measure, the federal government will stop accepting cash as payment at U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services offices beginning Oct. 1, spreading a practice already in place in Sacramento. Customers seeking to adjust the ...

PHOENIX - Parts of Arizona's controversial immigration law went into effect Thursday, after a federal judge temporarily blocked the heart of the measure and defused a confrontation between police and thousands of activists that had been building for ...

Federal careers expert Derrick T. Dortch answered questions online recently. Following is an excerpt. Q. What government agencies can I apply for as an experienced immigration lawyer with more than 10 years of independent practice? A. Given that you have ...

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The United States has invested millions in attempting to secure its border with Mexico. But in an age of advanced surveillance technology, one of the most effective policing methods is as old as the border itself. When Congress first established the US ...

A US judge has blocked a planned crackdown on illegal immigrants just as it was about to take effect in the state of Arizona. The new law is aimed at discouraging illegal immigrants from entering or staying in Arizona and it's been the subject of ...

PHOENIX -- States that had been watching Arizona's immigration law in hopes of copying it received a rude awakening when a judge put most of the measure on hold and agreed with the Obama administration's core argument that immigration enforcement is the ...

PHOENIX A federal judge on Wednesday blocked the most controversial parts of Arizonas immigration enforcement law from going into effect, a ruling that at least temporarily squashed a state policy that had inflamed the national debate over immigration. ...

Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer talks about immigration on '' at 7 p.m. ET Tuesday on CNN. Washington (CNN) -- Most Americans support Arizona's new law on illegal immigration, but according to a national poll, a majority think the controversial measure will ...

A President Bill Clinton appointed federal district court judge in Arizona today blocked what are considered the most important provisions of Arizonas immigration law from taking effect. The overall law may still take effect tomorrow, but without the ...

Even the people who would be charged with enforcing Arizona's controversial new immigration law can't agree on the question of whether it's a good idea. Enlarge Scott Olson/ Tucson Police officer Angel Ramirez and a man suspected of trespassing, in May. ...

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The US government on Wednesday welcomed a federal court's decision to block key elements of a controversial immigration law in Arizona, dpa reported. The court decision "correctly affirms the federal government's responsibilities in enforcing our ...

(CBS) The judge didn't strike down the entire law. So what does it mean? U.S. District Judge Susan Bolton struck down every section the Obama administration cared about: a complete victory says CBS News chief legal correspondent Jan Crawford. She has ...