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Immigration: Alabama AG balks at feds info request

Alabama’s attorney general is questioning the U.S. Justice Department’s legal authority to get enrollment information about all students in many Alabama school districts as part of its federal lawsuit challenging the state’s tough new immigration law.

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Immigration summit: tough enforcement laws hurting state economies

Immigration summit: tough enforcement laws hurting state economies By David Montero The Salt Lake Tribune Published Oct 26, 2011 04:02PM MDT Enforcement-only immigration policies are driving state economies into the ground and farmers can’t find an adequate labor force to harvest crops, panelists at an immigration forum said Wednesday in Salt Lake City. Hosted by Utah Attorney General Mark …

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Immigration summit to be held in Salt Lake City

Immigration summit to be held in Salt Lake City By david montero The Salt Lake Tribune Published Oct 24, 2011 05:47PM MDT Political, faith-based and national leaders will gather in Salt Lake City Wednesday for the first-ever Mountain West Immigration Summit hosted by Utah Attorney General Mark Shurtleff. “This will be a groundbreaking meeting where regional leaders will come together for a …

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Immigration services owner sued by state AG

YAKIMA, Wash. — The owner of a Yakima immigration assistance business has agreed to pay $4,500 in civil penalties and costs after being sued by the state Attorney General’s Office for fraud.

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Blaine immigration adviser responds to state suit

A Blaine-based immigration advisory has agreed to change his business practices and pay $3,000 in legal costs in response to a civil suit filed by the Washington Attorney General’s office.

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Suspected killer of immigration agent faces extradition to US

A Mexican drug cartel operative accused in the killing of a U.S. immigration agent in Mexico faces extradition to the United States, Mexico’s attorney general’s office announced Tuesday.

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Arizona’s governor to reveal plans for immigration law

Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer and Attorney General Tom Horne will announce Monday what legal steps, if any, they’re prepared to take following an injunction of the state’s controversial immigration law, which is opposed by the Obama administration.

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Anti-notario bill combats immigration fraud

OLYMPIA (AP) — In 2003, 150 immigrants were deported after following poor legal advice from a Wenatchee woman who advertised herself as a lawyer. In 2009, the state attorney general’s office…

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AG-elect wants RI to adopt fed immigration program

Criminal suspects in Rhode Island would have their fingerprints automatically checked against an immigration database to determine if they’re in the country legally under a federal initiative that incoming attorney general Peter Kilmartin says he’ll enlist the state after taking office.

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Immigration activists protest at Virginia AG’s Norfolk office

NORFOLK — About a dozen Immigration reform activists protested at Virginia Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli’s office on Main Street in Norfolk. Following Arizona’s lead, the Governor and the Attorney General are asking the Federal Government for broader powers when it comes to enforcing immigration laws in the Commonwealth

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