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WASHINGTON ? When it comes to the highly inflamed issue of immigration, Americans hold complex and seemingly contradictory views. On one hand, a clear majority of Americans in numerous polls ? including Texans ? support Arizona's tough new law, which ...

At a time when the prospects for immigration overhaul seem most dim, supporters have unleashed a secret weapon: a group of influential evangelical Christian leaders. President Obama with the Rev. Bill Hybels, an evangelical pastor from Illinois, before a ...

the Verification and Documentation Liaison Committee of the American Immigration Lawyers Association ('AILA') met with officials from the Immigration and Customs Enforcement ('ICE') Office of the Principal Legal Advisor ('OPLA') and Office of ...

From the Fort Worth Star-Telegram The federal suit over Arizonas new immigration law was inevitable and necessary. Before other states jump in to further complicate immigration enforcement, its crucial to be clear about whos in charge. The federal ...

A famous Texas political aphorism declares that "there is nothing in the middle of the road but yellow stripes and dead armadillos." But now, in Texas, who should be striding down the middle of the wide highway of state politics but the most successful ...

At a time when the prospects for immigration overhaul seem most dim, supporters have unleashed a secret weapon: a group of influential evangelical Christian leaders. President Obama with the Rev. Bill Hybels, an evangelical pastor from Illinois, before a ...

Islamabad, July 18: In an apparent bid to please the United States just before Secretary of State Hillary Clinton's visit to the country, Pakistan President Asif Ali Zardari has directed the Foreign Office to change visa policies for American diplomats. ...

Former Rep. J.D. Hayworth (R-Ariz.) said Sunday that the Obama administration supports no enforcement of immigration law as he defended Arizonas controversial statute that gives police new powers to question people they suspect are in the ...

President Obama wants comprehensive immigration reform, and hes suing to block Arizonas tough new law. But most Americans including many Democratic officials are against him. Immigration reform: Four people sneak away from the US/Mexico ...

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Evangelical leaders are aligning with the president to support an overhaul that would include a path to legalization for illegal immigrants. ...

Robert Zhou and Daisy Chao began their consultancy for expectant mothers with themselves, when Chao went to the United States to give birth to daughter Fiona, now 4. (Keith B. Richburg - Twp) Enlarge Photo Network News X Profile TOOLBOX Resize COMMENT 0 ...

OCEANSIDE HARBOR, Calif., July 17 (UPI) -- U.S. authorities said they arrested 22 illegal immigrants who tried to enter the country by boat near the shores of Camp Pendleton in Southern California. ...

PHOENIX The number of deaths among illegal immigrants crossing the Arizona desert from Mexico is soaring so high this month that the medical examiner's office that handles the bodies is using a refrigerated truck to store some of them, the chief examiner ...

President Asif Ali Zardari has asked Foreign Office to enhance the visa authority of the countrys ambassador to Washington. File Photo Roadside bombs kill four Nato troops in Afghanistan Roadside bombs kill four Nato troops in Afghanistan ...

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Even before 2007, when the last attempt at comprehensive immigration reform was killed in the Senate, immigration restrictionists made "sealing" the U.S.-Mexican border a precondition for supporting legalization of the more than 11 million illegal ...

SHANGHAI -- What can $1,475 buy you in modern China? Not a Tiffany diamond or a mini-sedan, say Robert Zhou and Daisy Chao. But for that price, they guarantee you something more lasting, with unquestioned future benefits: an American passport and U.S. ...

Texas Attorney General Greg Abbott does not and last night, he went ON THE RECORD, to speak out and respond to our interview with Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano: ...

WASHINGTON: U.S. President Barack Obama has said al-Qaeda has been forced to hunker down along Afghanistan-Pakistan border as a result of successful anti-terror efforts and now it is becoming hard for the militant organization to carry out big ...