Judge blocks key parts of Georgia immigration law

A federal judge issued a preliminary injunction Monday temporarily blocking key provisions of a new Georgia law that aims to crack down on illegal immigration, while allowing other parts of the law to move forward.

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Immigration law: Another state cracks down on illegal workers

Immigration law signed by South Carolina governor, despite expected legal challenges. New immigration law would make it a felony to create fake photo IDs.

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Immigration restrictions take 1 step forward, 1 back, in South

A federal judge on Monday blocked two key parts of Georgia’s crackdown on illegal immigration, just as the governor in neighboring South Carolina signed a measure to impose new immigration restrictions there.

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Judge Blocks Parts of Ga. Immigration Law

Federal judge grants request to block parts of Georgia immigration law from taking effect

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Immigration memo called ‘backdoor amnesty’ by ICE union

A memo by a top Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) official urging agents to consider age, education status, health, and other factors when deciding whether to deport an illegal immigrant has caused an outcry on the right that the Obama administration is attempting to secretly push through immigration reform. “This memo is really a de [... ]

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Controversial Immigration Program Spurs Federal-State Spat

California lawmakers push to opt out of the controversial ICE program, which prioritizes deportations.

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Jose Antonio Vargas’ immigration confession: 4 lessons

Pulitzer Prize–winning reporter Jose Antonio Vargas made a shocking confession in Sunday’s New York Times Magazine: He has lied about his immigration status for his entire adult life. Vargas, 30, came to the U.S. when he was 12.

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National Initiative to Combat Immigration Services Scams

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Immigration tightens watch on ports

The Bureau of Immigration has deployed 30 additional officers at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport as it steps up its campaign against trafficking in human.

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Immigration tightens watch on ports

Parts of Georgia Immigration Law Blocked

A judge said the state was attempting to write immigration laws that would pre-empt federal statute.

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Parts of Georgia Immigration Law Blocked

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