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President, American Federation of Teachers, In a speech today at American University in Washington, D.C., President Obama called for a comprehensive approach to immigration reform. WASHINGTONEveryone acknowledges that our broken immigration system ...

Preference for decreased immigration remains, but to a lesser degree than a year ago WASHINGTON, D.C. -- Americans remain more likely to say immigration should be decreased (45%) rather than kept at its present level (34%) or increased (17%), but the gap ...

Rednecks may have to choose between their love of SUVs and their hatred of Mexicans, if predictions from Princeton University linking climate change and immigration turn out to be true. Researchers from Princeton's Woodrow Wilson School of Public and ...

Every night before she falls asleep, Marlene de Len worries whether she'll be jarred awake the next morning by immigration agents banging on the door to deport her mother who for years has lived in Miami without papers. The fear inspired the talented ...

Mexico is sending inspectors to US border crossings to monitor deportations that might result if Arizona's new immigration law goes into effect as planned on Thursday. ...

Transtelco, a regional operator serving businesses and carriers along the U.S.-Mexico border, has deployed a 400 km high-capacity network span using Cienas WDM transport technology. Transtelco provides metro and long-haul transport, dedicated IP access, ...

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PHOENIX (Reuters) - Republican state Senator Russell Pearce, a long-time fixture in Arizona politics but until recently a virtual unknown elsewhere, never expected to single-handedly shake up national politics, let alone get under the skin of the White ...

Jan Brewer has a message for President Obama: Give it up. Attorneys for the Arizona governor asked a federal judge to dismiss the Justice Department's lawsuit that challenges the state's controversial immigration law. Brewer's lawyers argued on Monday ...

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Comments This morning's announcement is not the end of this crisis, it is not even the beginning of the end. But it is, perhaps, the end of the beginning. Hayward's exit paves the way for Bob Dudley to assume ownership of BP's poison chalice. As an ...

June 29: Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer strongly backs a state law concerning illegal immigration that will go into effect at the end of July. PHOENIX -- Attorneys for Gov. Jan Brewer have asked a judge to throw out the U.S. Justice Department's challenge to ...

Special to the Sunbeam/Police Department PhotoEdilzar Eddie Mazariegos, 22, is seen in a police handout. He was arrested in Mannington Township Saturday night. He is accused of raping a 4-year-old girl in Massachusetts. MANNINGTON TWP. A ...

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Doris Meissner and James W. Ziglar's July 22 op-ed piece, "," misstated the facts about Section 287(g) of the Immigration and Nationality Act. That section of law establishes a mechanism for formal cooperation between the Department of Homeland Security ...

OMAHA, Neb. Elected officials in the eastern Nebraska city of Fremont are considering halting a new ban on hiring or renting property to illegal immigrants. The move would prevent the ordinance from taking effect until two lawsuits challenging the ...

This report was researched and written by Sarah Mehta, Aryeh Neier fellow at Human Rights Watch and the . From the report summary: The US immigration court system is complicated and adversarial at the best of times. But it may be particularly confusing ...

Climate change 'will increase Mexico-US migration' The study says climate change may drive up to 6.7m Mexicans across the border to the US by 2080 A warming climate could see millions of adult Mexicans migrate to the US as rising temperatures cause a ...

After months of protest marches, federal lawsuits, economic boycotts and support rallies, two controversial immigration laws in Arizona and Nebraska are scheduled to take effect on Thursday. Yet both laws could still be derailed before then, leaving ...