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Study: Climate Change May Boost Mexican Immigration to US

(July 27) -- According to new computer model, global warning could drive some 6.7 million Mexican immigrants into the United States by 2080 as rising temperatures wither food crops in their home country. ...

Polls show Americans support Arizona's immigration law

As Arizona braces for backlash over its controversial anti-illegal immigration law, a new poll Wednesday shows 55% of Americans support the state. However, 54% say the new law, which takes effect Thursday, will lead to discrimination of Latinos, ...

Americans Wish for Lower Immigration Rates - Gallup Poll

More than 60 percent of Americans support the state of Arizona law to criminalize illegal immigration, which is set to take effect tomorrow, July 29, 2010. The law, known locally as SB1070, requires police officers, "when practicable," to detain people ...

U.S. judge blocks key parts of Arizona immigration law

A U.S. judge on Wednesday blocked key parts of Arizona's tough new immigration law, granting the Obama administration's request for an injunction on grounds that immigration matters are the federal government's responsibility. U.S. District Judge Susan ...

Report: US Population to Grow Through Immigration

(July 28) -- A day before Arizona's tough new immigration law was scheduled to take effect, a nonpartisan research group reported that population growth in developed countries like the U.S. has "essentially peaked" and that what little growth remains ...

Mexico is suing Arizona over Immigration Law

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New Push to Protect U.S. Border

Rep. King responds to Obamas request for $600 million in emergency security funding ...

Americans Think Arizona Immigration Law Will Lead to Discrimination But Support It Anyway

' According to a new CNN poll, 55 percent of Americans support Arizonas draconian immigration law, although 54 percent feel it will lead to discrimination against Hispanics. Depending on how much crossover there was between those two groups, that means ...

US border violence: Myth or reality?

With Arizona's controversial immigration law due to come into effect this week, the national debate over border security is poised to reignite Fears over Mexican drug cartel violence spilling into the US are helping to fuel the debate over immigration ...

Reasoners on the Tube: Nick Gillespie Debates AZ's Immigration Law With Its Author on Stossel

No recent piece of legislation is more controversial than Arizona's recent law aimed at combating illegal immigration to the Grand Canyon State. It's a bad law that usurps a (rare) legitimate role of the federal government, gets in the way of local ...

Neb. city suspends immigration law, goes to court

FREMONT, Neb. -- Groups challenging the ordinance are expected in court Wednesday, a day after the Fremont City Council voted to suspended the ban. City officials said delaying the ordinance would save the city money as it fights lawsuits filed by the ...

Nearly half of Americans want fewer immigrants: Poll

WASHINGTON: Nearly half the US population believes immigration should decrease in their country, a Gallup poll showed Tuesday, two days before a law criminalizing illegal immigration goes into effect in Arizona. The July 8-11 telephone survey on ...

Ariz. sheriff: I'll jail immigration protesters

WASHINGTON The sheriff of the most populous county in Arizona says he's "not going to put up with any civil disobedience" when the state's new immigration law takes effect. Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio says that if protesters want to block his ...

Arizona deported thousands without new law

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Feds oppose merger of immigration law challenges

PHOENIX Lawyers for the U.S. Justice Department oppose a request to merge their challenge to the new Arizona immigration law with a lawsuit by a police officer who also is seeking to overturn the law. The federal lawyers oppose Phoenix police Officer ...

Strict immigration rules may threaten Japan's future

TOKYO -- Her new country needs her, her new employer adores her, and Joyce Anne Paulino, who landed here 14 months ago knowing not a word of the language, can now say in Japanese that she'd like very much to stay. But Paulino, 31, a nurse from the ...

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