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Before the Arizona immigration law became front-page news, Rep. Raul Grijalva was calling for an economic boycott of his home state in the event that the controversial legislation passed there. It did, was promptly signed by Republican Gov. Jan Brewer, ...

Guatemala's government says it will push for U.S. immigration reform during a visit this week by a top State Department envoy. The Foreign Ministry says "the need to implement an integrated federal immigration reform" will be a key topic during meetings ...

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PHOENIX Arizona's largest newspaper is criticizing U.S. Sens. John McCain and Jon Kyl and a host of other elected officials in a rare front-page editorial, saying the politicians have failed to find solutions to illegal immigration. The state has become ...

See the breakdown on the origins of the nation's foreign-born workforce. NYTimes.com has very comprehensive and interactive graphic displaying where the U.S. workforce comes from. Here is a visual representation of foreign-born software engineering ...

People take part in a march to celebrate International Workers' Day and to protest Arizona's new controversial immigration law in San Francisco, 01 May 2010 Demonstrators marched in cities across the United States Saturday to protest a new immigration ...

PHOENIX - Arizona's largest newspaper criticized U.S. Sens. John McCain and Jon Kyl and a host of other elected officials in a rare front-page editorial on Sunday, saying the politicians have failed to find solutions to illegal immigration. The state has ...

The Canadian Press - WASHINGTON - Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton says Arizona's new immigration law invites racial profiling and she thinks the state may be overstepping its authority. ...

There's no doubt that Arizona's new immigration law invites racial profiling, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said Sunday. Clinton said she feared that citizens from other states who visit Arizona could be subjected to encounters with law enforcement ...

CHICAGO Protesters nationwide vented their anger over a new Arizona law to crack down on illegal immigrants by calling on President Barack Obama to immediately take up their cause for federal immigration reform. From Los Angeles to Washington D.C., ...

New York, May 2 (ANI): US Secretary of State, Hillary Clinton said the passage of a controversial immigration enforcement law in Arizona could lead to racial profiling. Arizona Governor Jan Brewer signed the bill, saying it was in the best interest of ...

Secretary of State Hillary Clinton on Sunday said that Arizona's immigration law invites racial profiling, in one of the toughest statements made to date by an Obama Cabinet member about the controversial state policy that has revived national debate ...

Three young women aged 16, 17 and 20 reported having been raped by masked men. Civilian border-watchers heard their cries, less than 100 yards from the Arizona border. They were helpless, but the reports didn't slow deportation proceedings against them. ...

PHOENIX - Arizona's largest newspaper criticized U.S. Sens. John McCain and Jon Kyl and a host of other elected officials in a rare front-page editorial on Sunday, saying the politicians have failed to find solutions to illegal immigration. The state has ...

(CNN) -- Thousands of protesters in cities across the United States waved American flags as they rallied Saturday against Arizona's tough new immigration law and pushed for national immigration reform. 'Si se puede,' 'Yes we can' and 'Boycott Arizona' ...

Thank God above for Kevin O'Brien and another insightful column, this time on immigration. How can President Obama side with and stand up for illegal immigrants instead of the murdered Americans, ranchers and border troops in Arizona? Unbelievable. ...

In the wake of Arizonas SB 1070, illegal immigration is at the forefront of national discussion for the first time since the defeat of amnesty in 2007. Arizonas law, which makes illegal presence a state crime, has rallied supporters of ...

I hold these truths to be self-evident: 1. The Phillies are toast in '10 unless they find a closer. 2. Sandra Bullock deserves far better than a tattooed biker. 3. In a volatile election year, the politicians in D.C. would rather detonate grenades in ...

Secretary of State Hillary Clinton on Sunday said that Arizona's immigration law invites racial profiling, in one of the toughest statements made to date by an Obama Cabinet member about the controversial state policy that has revived national debate ...

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