Real immigration fight may happen after 2012 session

Real immigration fight may happen after 2012 session By David Montero The Salt Lake Tribune Published Jan 28, 2012 11:32PM MDT Bountiful • They stepped gingerly through the icy parking lot, past idling cars trickling out smoke from tailpipes and keeping an eye out to avoid the especially slick spots. But once inside, warmed by a combination of indoor heating and a crowd of about 50 like-minded …

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The Marco Rubio Speech on Immigration That Everyone’s Talking About

“I challenge the Republican nominees and all Republicans to not just be the anti-illegal immigration party,” he said. “That’s not who we are and that’s not who we should be we should be the pro-legal immigration party.”

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Immigration's 17 lost boys

Seventeen asylum-seeker children suspected of being trafficked to Australia from Vietnam have vanished.

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How Immigration lost 17 boys

SEVENTEEN asylum-seeker children suspected of being trafficked from Vietnam have vanished from immigration centres across the country, and authorities admit they have not been searching for them.

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Immigration lawyer sues Maury County government, judge

Nashville immigration attorney Elliott Ozment's crusade against state officials who attempt to enforce federal immigration law continued this week with the filing of a federal lawsuit against Maury County government and General Sessions Judge Bobby Sands.

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Romney Stresses Support For Immigration Before Latino Crowd

At his first public appearance since aggressively defending himself as “pro-immigration” at last night's final Florida debate, Mitt Romney took to the podium again today to argue that he and the Republican party are firmly in favor of legal immigration.

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Two Florida Republicans say time to temper immigration rhetoric

MIAMI (Reuters) – Two prominent Florida Republicans urged their party to tone down its rhetoric on illegal immigration or risk driving away Latino voters who may be a important bloc in this year's presidential election. The appeals by Senator Marco Rubio and former Governor Jeb Bush came as Republican candidates courted the state's sizable Hispanic vote four days before Tuesday's Florida primary …

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Romney stresses support for immigration

At his first public appearance since aggressively defending himself as “pro-immigration” at last night's final Florida debate, Mitt Romney took to the podium again today to argue that he and the Republican party are firmly in favor of legal immigration.

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No Conviction, No Freedom: Immigration Authorities Locked 13,000 In Limbo

WASHINGTON — On a single day this past fall, the United States government held 13,185 people in immigration detention who had not been convicted of a crime, with no plans to charge them with one, according to information The Huffington Post obtained through a Freedom of Information Act request. Instead, at a cost of roughly 2 million taxpayer dollars per day, the innocent men and women were …

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Discussing Immigration, Rubio Shows His Star Power

MIAMI–It took Marco Rubio just 26 minutes to do on Friday what none of the leading Republican presidential candidates have accomplished during months and months on the campaign trail.

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