Immigration News from around the Web

Arizona's governor has reasonable suspicion to think Hillary Clinton doesn't like the state's immigration law. Republican Gov. Jan Brewer lashed out at the Secretary of State Thursday, angered over Clinton's comments that the Department of Justice would ...

Democrat Diane Denish Republican Susana Martinez SANTA FE, N.M. When it comes to policy toward immigrants, New Mexico has taken a markedly different approach than neighboring Arizona. While Arizona has been both praised and derided for giving local ...

The Los Angeles Lakers overtook the Boston Celtics by a score of 83-79 in the final game of a nail-biting series to earn their 16th NBA title. Asked what the victory meant to him, the always sportsmanlike Kobe Bryantwho was dubbed most valuable ...

Andrew Kohut, the president of the Pew Research Center and director of the organization's annual Global Attitudes Project, unveiled the 2010 survey on Thursday, June 17, 2010 in Washington. This years survey includes a follow-up poll of Mexicans ...

Every time I think one of the buffoons has out-buffooned the other, another of the buffoons out-buffoons the rest. Please come soon November 2012! ...

FREMONT, Neb. A vote Monday brings to a head a two-year battle over immigration that has divided residents here. The split over a proposed city ordinance to crack down on illegal immigration has spilled over into churches, coffee shops and grocery ...

, executive director of the , said the U.S. State Departments pro-trans move on passports is the biggest administrative win to date. (Washington Blade photo by Michael Key) A recent change at the State Department enabling transgender Americans to have ...

Standing before the US customs officer who's inspecting your passport, you steal a glance at the exit for passengers going to collect their luggage at the carousel. But any excitement soon dissolves into a sense of foreboding as the officer directs you ...

A June 11 demonstration in San Antonio, Texas, to protest the killing of 14-year-old Mexican student Sergio Adrin Hernndez Huereka by a U.S. Border Patrol agent placed the blame for his killing on the U.S.'s militarization of its border with Mexico. ...

The Obama administration has decided to sue Arizona over the state's controversial immigration law, according to Secretary of State . The Justice Department declined Thursday to confirm such a plan. This Story In a June 8 interview with an Ecuadorean ...

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Justice Department is still reviewing a possible challenge to the controversial Arizona immigration law, a spokesman said on Thursday, despite a statement last week by Secretary of State Hillary Clinton that a lawsuit to ...

Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton has told NTN24 station out of Quito, Ecuador, that the Justice Department will sue over Arizona's controversial law cracking down on illegal immigration. The Right Scoop website has posted video of a segment of ...

Hillary Clinton very casually tells an Ecuadorian television interviewer that the " Justice Department , under [Obama's] direction, will be bringing a lawsuit against" Arizona's immigration law. This is a strange way to break huge news! Maybe she lies? ...

Illegal low-skilled immigration is a heartrending problem: workers whose very presence violates the law are deeply woven into the fabric of American society and the performance of essential tasks. Any constructive proposal to deal with the issue must ...

A young man has admitted killing an Alabama woman and accepted a plea deal that requires him to spend 51 years in prison. ...

Kelly Lytle Hernndez When the United States Border Patrol started in the early 1920s, the primary targets of the nation's immigration laws were not illegal Mexican immigrants. In fact, Mexican agricultural workers, who were valued by American farmers, ...

According to President Obama and Attorney General Eric Holder, the Justice Department is currently in the process of deciding whether or not to file suit over Arizona's controversial immigration law, which Mr. Obama has called "misguided" and potentially ...

Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer says she's angry over comments by Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton that the Obama administration will sue the state over its new immigration law. In a June 8 media interview in Ecuador that began circulating Thursday in ...

Recent comments from a June 8th interview that Secretary of state Hillary Clinton gave to a TV station in Ecuador are getting fresh attention in the debate of over Arizonas controversial immigration law. In the interview Clinton noted that that the ...

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