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(CNSNews.com) - When making the case for the Obama administrations legal challenge to Arizonas new law against illegal immigration, White House senior adviser David Axelrod said no administration has been tougher on immigration enforcement ...

In a country as complex as diverse as the United States, there aren't many issues that cut the same way everywhere. Some places may be strongly opposed, say to free trade, while others tend to be more supportive. Patchwork Nation sees and notes these ...

MIAMI -- A Cuban migrant tried to reach the U.S. in a tiny plastic foam boat after 25 days at sea.A statement from Customs and Border Protection does not say when the boat was found, but the unidentified man told officers he left Cuba on June 20th.The ...

A Cuban migrant who ostensibly floated at sea in the Florida Straits for 25 days aboard a seven-foot makeshift Styrofoam boat remained aboard a U.S. Coast Guard vessel Wednesday morning as American officials weighed whether to return him to Cuba or let ...

OVERLAND PARK, Kan. - Arizona's 'Sheriff Joe' Arpaio, known for his tough stance on illegal immigration, defended his state's new immigration-enforcement law Tuesday as he stumped for the Kansas secretary of state candidate who helped write it. The ...

President Barack Obama speaks about immigration reform on July 1, 2010, at American University in Washington Charles Dharapak / AP Back in 2007, when Rahm Emanuel was in charge of electing Democrats to the House, he famously marveled ...

SALT LAKE CITY State agencies are investigating whether any of their employees leaked Social Security numbers and other personal information after a list of 1,300 people who an anonymous group claims are illegal immigrants was circulated around Utah. ...

Now that the Obama regime has made good on their threat to sue the state of Arizona for attempting to enforce federal immigration law, tragic sob stories of racial profiling and deportations are appearing in the news as if by magic. Obama's fellow ...

OTTAWA - If natural disasters - or terrorists - disrupt cross-border infrastructure like the power grid, Canada and the United States hope to be able to tackle it together. Public Safety Minister Vic Toews and U.S. Homeland Security Secretary Janet ...

President Barack Obama speaks about immigration reform on July 1, 2010, at American University in Washington Charles Dharapak / AP Back in 2007, when Rahm Emanuel was in charge of electing Democrats to the House, he famously marveled at how immigration ...

WASHINGTON, July 14 (Itar-Tass) - The decision on his deportation to his motherland was made by the court earlier on the same day. Chandler said he could confirm that the ruling of the judge on the deportation of the Russian was fulfilled. According to ...

The Fremont City Council in eastern Nebraska has adopted a voter-approved ban on hiring or renting homes to illegal immigrants. ...

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An Arizona sheriff known for his tough stance on illegal immigration has told a group of nearly 2,000 Kansas Republicans that his state needs its new immigration law because the federal government isn't doing its job. ...

SALT LAKE CITY -- The anonymous group mailed the list to several media outlets, law enforcement agencies and others this week, frightening the state's Hispanic community. A letter accompanying the list demanded that those on it be deported immediately. ...

ALABAMA Bentley wins GOP gubernatorial runoff Alabama state Sen. Robert Bentley, who barely made it into a Republican gubernatorial runoff, won that election handily Tuesday night over former state senator Bradley Byrne. Byrne placed first in the June 1 ...

FREMONT, Neb. --The Freemont City Council in eastern Nebraska has adopted a voter-approved ban on hiring or renting homes to illegal immigrants. Council members didn't discuss the ban before unanimously approving it Tuesday night. The policy could take ...

WASHINGTON // The Obama administrations decision to sue the state of Arizona over its controversial immigration law could fan the flames of the contentious US immigration debate and pose new political hurdles for Democrats seeking re-election at ...

The government has refused to grant political asylum to an American who burnt his US citizenship papers at Rajghat to protest his country's war-centric policies and has asked him to apply for Indian citizenship instead. Jeff Knaebel, 72, moved to India ...

Centre should dispose of such plea in accordance with law: court New Delhi: With the Union government making it clear that it was not possible to grant political asylum to a U.S. citizen residing in India and practising Gandhian ideals, the Supreme Court ...