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Immigration asks DOJ to cancel printing of A/D cards

MANILA, Oct.

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Cable criticises immigration cap

The country’s new immigration cap is hurting its economy, Business Secretary Vince Cable said in an interview, highlighting tensions over the controversial policy.

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Cable criticises immigration cap

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Immigration Reform could be coming to Virginia

Immigration reform in Virginia could soon look a lot like the controversial legislation in Arizona. Virginia Attorney General, Ken Cuccinelli, has been speaking out in favor of the tougher stance on

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Immigration ruling triggers predictable reactions

Today’s federal court ruling stopping the controversial parts of an immigration law from taking effect tomorrow triggered predictable reactions in Texas.

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Immigration law sponsor in Arizona pleased to bring attention to the issue

Immigration law in Arizona is still undergoing the first of many judicial tests.

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Arizona immigration law prompts Mexico to extend repatriation aid program

In response to the controversial Arizona immigration law, Mexico extended a repatriation program to help ease the transition of illegal migrants back home. The governments says the Arizona law could lead to a flood of returnees when it goes into effect, but most Mexicans are skeptical.

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Justice Department recommends Supreme Court action on Arizona immigration law–from 2008

The U.S. Justice Department has finally made a move on an Arizona immigration law—but not the controversial measure that Gov. Jan Brewer signed this April.

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Arizona immigration crackdown raises flags

The first lawsuits in a planned wave of legal challenges to the controversial Arizona immigration law were filed Thursday in Phoenix and Tucson.

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