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Reporting from Washington Mexican President Felipe Calderon implored a joint session of Congress on Thursday to ban assault weapons that are showing up in his country in great numbers, and he also denounced Arizona's strict new immigration law. Winding ...

Prospects for an immigration overhaul are fizzling this year and some Democratic lawmakers are focusing blame on the pugnacious Democratic operative who works just down the hall from President Obama. Rahm Emanuel, White House chief of staff and longtime ...

JIM LEHRER: Immigration reform, which is back in the spotlight today in Washington. Ray Suarez has our story. MAN: Madam Speaker, the president of Mexico. RAY SUAREZ: It was the second and final day of President Felipe Calderon's state visit to ...

Dr. Amitai Ziv, 2007 recipient of The Charles Bronfman Prize, is revolutionizing the way doctors learn. As an Israeli pilot, he was exposed to simulation based training and later realized its application to medicine, founding MSR, the Israel Center for ...

The president of Mexico, Felipe Calderon, concluded his two-day visit to the United States on Wednesday with an address to Congress. ...

One of the Senate's senior Republicans, Orrin Hatch of Utah, blasts Mexican President Felipe Calderon for criticizing a controversial Arizona ... ...

Reporting from Washington Prospects for an immigration overhaul are fizzling this year and some Democratic lawmakers are focusing blame on the pugnacious Democratic operative who works just down the hall from President Obama. Rahm Emanuel, White House ...

RAY SUAREZ: Now, for two different views on the immigration issue and the prospects for reform, we're joined by Luis Fraga, professor of political science and director of the Diversity Research Institute at the University of Washington, and Jan Ting, a ...

Such blatant interference in the internal affairs of another country would usually be met with outrage from the left if the US was guilty of it. But since liberals agree with Mexican President Calderon's shot at the Arizona immigration law, it's ok, ...

With Mexico's leader at his side, President Barack Obama called Arizona's tough new law 'misdirected,' and warned that it could violate civil rights. 'It gives the possibility of individuals who are deemed suspicious of being illegal immigrants ...

Mexican President Felipe Calderon on Thursday strongly denounced Arizona's new law clamping down on illegal immigrants and urged members of Congress to pass "comprehensive immigration reform." ...

You can sing about sea to shining sea or amber waves of grain, but it's immigration that provides America's basic rhythm. Nothing distinguishes the American experience from that of other nations more than the mass migration of people from elsewhere to ...

Add U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, a division of the Department of Homeland Security, to the long (and growing!) list of opponents to Arizonas polarizing immigration policy. According to The Arizona Republic, John Morton, who heads U.S. ...

Mexican President Felipe Calderon condemned Arizona's tough, new immigration law during a joint session speech Thursday to Congress.Calderon said the Arizona law, which is meant to stem the tide of illegal immigrants into the state, primarily from ...

You can't make this up. On the heels of Eric Holder condemning Arizona's SB 1070, which he HASN'T READ, comes a verbal lambasting by Sonoran officials. A delegation from the border state recently traveled to Tucson where, whining (in Spanish), they ...

Add U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, a division of the Department of Homeland Security, to the long (and growing!) list of opponents to Arizonas polarizing immigration policy. According to The Arizona Republic, John Morton, who heads U.S. ...

ABC's reports: Mexican President Felipe Calderon looked down the American political divide Thursday in a remarkable address to a His message drew a stiff rebuke from Republican lawmakers. At one point speaking in Spanish, Calderon brought Democrats to ...

WASHINGTON - Mexican President Felipe Calderon took his opposition to a new Arizona immigration law to Congress Thursday, saying it 'ignores a reality that cannot be erased by decree.' Calderon's comments on the Arizona law and his request that Congress ...

A few weeks ago, a caller to Rush's show raised an intriguing question about the Arizona immigration law. To paraphrase the caller: We have federal laws against kidnapping and robbery, yet nobody complains when the states enforce those state laws. Why ...

Mexican President Felipe Calderon addresses a joint meeting of Congress on Capitol Hill in Washington, Thursday, May 20, 2010. Behind him is House Speaker Nancy Pelosi of Calif., right, and Vice President Joe Biden. (AP Photo/Pablo Martinez Monsivais) ...