Dueling Immigration Rallies in Arizona

Immigration law triggers separate rallies in Phoenix between supporters and opponents of law | VIDEO • Obama to Arizona Governor: Don’t Call Me, I’ll Call You • Ariz.

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Immigration law protesters march on Ariz. Capitol

Thousands of people from around the country marched to the Arizona state Capitol on Saturday to protest the state’s tough new crackdown on illegal immigration.

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Arizona’s New Immigration Law Triggers Dueling Rallies in Phoenix

Opponents of Arizona’s new immigration law are holding a rally at the state Capitol that will compete with a rally organized by supporters at a Tempe baseball stadium.

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Immigration Rallies Draw Crowds To Phoenix

Immigration rallies drawing crowds to Phoenix

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Immigration rallies drawing crowds to Phoenix

Organizers of a boycott of Arizona over the state’s new immigration law called for a one-day suspension Saturday as they bused in people from across the country for a rally at the state Capitol.

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Immigration detainees allegedly groped

Immigration and Customs Enforcement is investigating allegations that a guard at a central Texas detention facility sexually assaulted female detainees on their way to being deported.

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DOJ, Arizona officials meet over immigration law

Justice Department officials told Arizona’s attorney general and aides to the governor Friday that the federal government has serious reservations about the state’s new immigration law. They responded that a lawsuit against the state isn’t the answer.

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67% Say Military Should Be Used On Border To Stop Illegal Immigration

Sixty-seven percent (67%) of U.S. voters say military troops should be sent to the Mexican border to prevent illegal immigration.  A new Rasmussen Reports nationwide telephone survey finds that just 18% are opposed and another 15% are not sure.

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Immigration pushes Whitman to right

IRVINE, Calif. — California Republican Meg Whitman, the former boss of eBay, wanted to make it clear this week that she’s not playing hot-button politics with the divisive issue of immigration in her gubernatorial primary battle against Steve Poizner.

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Immigration pushes Whitman rightward

California GOP gubernatorial candidates race to prove who’s toughest on border security.

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