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SB 1070, Arizona's citizen-friendly, illegal-alien hostile, bill has ruffled quite a few feathers, including those who occupy high places in government in Washington, D.C. As an objective an unbiased observer, I have concluded that we should scrap SB ...

Marvin Fong / PDLee Fisher At least 32 African-Americans are running for Congress this year as Republicans, the biggest surge since Reconstruction, according to party officials. (Jennifer Steinhauer, The New York Times) Primaries in Indiana, Ohio and ...

Just in time for Cinco de Mayo - or as President Obama mistakenly referred to it at a White House reception last year marking the Mexican holiday, 'Cinco de Cuatro' - the chief executive is delivering a clear message to the nation's embattled Latino ...

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New York, May 5 (ANI): The alarming frequency of naturalised US citizens turning against their new home country has led to reservations about the process by which foreigners are granted American citizenship. The case of the latest turncoat Faisal Shahzad ...

Congratulations (of sorts) go to Australia for enacting the highest taxes on mining profits in the world. Please consider BHP, Rio Shares Drop on Australian Mine Super Tax BHP Billiton Ltd. and Rio Tinto Group, led declines in mining stocks in ...

FRESNO, Calif. -- A House Agriculture Committee hearing on the 2012 farm bill Monday turned into a push for immigration reform to help farm workers. ... Tuesday, May 4, 2010 This content is for subscribers of CongressDaily only. Username: Password: ...

American citizenship, or even the 'Green Card', may just have become much harder to get. Prospective migrants fear that the rising frequency with which foreign, 'naturalised', citizens are turning against their new country may change US immigration laws. ...

* Lieberman says he's trying to add to US law that strips Americans of their citizenship if found fighting for a nation at war with US WASHINGTON: A US senator on Tuesday called for some Americans who target fellow citizens with terrorist violence to be ...

A check with US authorities has shown that Simeon Dyankov did not have a US passport. ...

DENA BUNIS, Washington bureau chief, 202-628-6381 or dbunis@ocregister.com BRIAN JOSEPH, Sacramento correspondent, 916-449-6046 or bjoseph@ocregister.com JENNIFER MUIR, County government reporter, 714-796-7813 or jmuir@ocregister.com JOEL WALSH, ...

Joe Scarborough and Mike Barnicle suggested that violence is out of control in the United States along the Mexican border because of illegal immigration, citing, among other anecdotal evidence, the murder of an Arizona rancher. In fact, The Arizona ...

Strengthening the border and dealing with illegals already here both have appeal PRINCETON, NJ -- As President Obama and Congress consider whether and how to go forward with comprehensive immigration reform in an election year, a new USA Today/Gallup ...

WASHINGTON: It is time that citizens involved in acts of terrorism should be stripped of their nationality, an influential Senator has said, in the wake of the arrest of Pakistani-born US national Faisal Shahzad, the suspect behind the . "I think it's ...

TUCSON, Ariz. The Tucson City Council has voted to sue Arizona in an effort to overturn its new immigration law. The law requires law enforcement officers to question people about their immigration status if there's reason to suspect they're in the ...

WASHINGTON (NNPA) - In the late 80's Republican Governor Evan Mecham, set-off a bomb that cost the state of Arizona millions of dollars in tourist and convention business when he repealed the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Holiday. Some protesters of the ...

Valenzuela, who arrived in Guatemala Sunday, had on his agenda meetings with Guatemalan President and other high-level officials as well as leaders of the civil society. Guatemalan Foreign Minister Haroldo Rodas said that one of the main issues to be ...

A poll conducted by the New York Times and CBS found that 51 percent of Americans supported Arizona's immigration law. Thirty-six percent said the law went too far and 9 percent said it did not go far enough. According to the same poll, 78 percent of ...

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In a story May 2 about a Santa Cruz march that turned violent, reported erroneously that it stemmed from an earlier rally for immigrant rights. Police spokesman Zach Friend linked the incident to suspected anarchists and denied that it involved ...