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WASHINGTON Courting the increasingly influential Latino vote, the rival presidential candidates each pledged Saturday to make overhauling the nation's immigration policies a top priority.In separate appearances before the National Assn. of Latino ...

McCain made the promise to a group of Latino elected officials as both he and Barack Obama court Hispanic voters who are a key constituency in several Western swing states and in the perennial electoral battleground of Florida. In a separate appearance ...

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McCain, the senator from the border state of Arizona who disappointed some Hispanic leaders by appearing to temper his support for comprehensive immigration law changes during the Republican primary, told the crowd that fixing U.S. immigration policy ...

WASHINGTON - Presidential rivals John McCain and Barack Obama on Saturday vied for the support of Hispanics, beginning a four-month courtship of a pivotal voting constituency by vowing to revamp immigration policy. 'I come from a border state, my dear ...

WASHINGTON: Democrat Barack Obama and Republican John McCain courted Hispanic support on Saturday, and Obama accused his White House rival of backing away from comprehensive US immigration reform under pressure from his party. In separate appearances ...

Presidential rivals John McCain and Barack Obama on Saturday vied for the support of Hispanics, beginning a four-month courtship of a pivotal voting constituency by vowing to remake immigration policy. 'I come from a border state, my dear friends. I know ...

WASHINGTON, June 28 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Following the debate on immigration reform that John McCain had with himself at today's meeting of the National Association of Latino Elected Officials, the Democratic National Committee released a new web ...

Presidential rivals John McCain and Barack Obama on Saturday vied for the support of Hispanics, beginning a four-month courtship of a pivotal voting constituency by vowing to revamp immigration policy. 'I come from a border state, my dear friends. I know ...

WASHINGTONRepublican candidate John McCain promised on Saturday that he would make Immigration reform that includes a pathway to citizenship for illegal residents 'my top priority' if elected president. McCain made the promise to a group of Latino ...

Both candidates support an eventual path to citizenship for illegalsUS presidential rivals Barack Obama and John McCain have clashed over their commitment to immigration reform.Addressing a conference of Hispanic officials in Washington, Mr McCain, the ...

McCain was the anti-immigrant movement's least favorite candidate and now they face a hard choice: support him or sabotage their party. Tools Share and save this post: Also in Election 2008 Jason Rosenbaum, Sam Stein David Michael Green Courtney E. ...

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*Obama and McCain court Hispanic vote *Fastest growing minority is now 9 percent of electorate *Obama says McCain flip-flopped on immigration policy WASHINGTON, June 28 (Reuters) - Democrat Barack Obama and Republican John McCain courted Hispanic support ...

WASHINGTON: Democrat Barack Obama and Republican John McCain courted Hispanic support on Saturday, and Obama accused his White House rival of backing away from comprehensive U.S. immigration reform under pressure from his party. In separate appearances ...

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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Democrat Barack Obama and Republican John McCain courted Hispanic support on Saturday, and Obama accused his White House rival of backing away from comprehensive U.S. immigration reform under pressure from his party. In separate ...

In separate appearances before a group of Latino public officials, the two presidential contenders portrayed themselves as dedicated champions for Hispanics -- a fast-growing and critical swing voting bloc in November's election. Obama took aim at ...

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Democrat Barack Obama and Republican John McCain courted Hispanic support on Saturday, and Obama accused his White House rival of backing away from comprehensive U.S. immigration reform under pressure from his party. In separate ...