The Obama administration's new plan to grant temporary work permits to many young, illegal immigrants who otherwise could be deported may cost more than $585 million and require hiring hundreds of new federal employees to process more than 1 million anticipated requests, according to internal documents obtained by The …
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CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa (AP) — Republican Sen. Rand Paul opened his presidential exploration tour Friday with a splashy set of speaking engagements in Iowa designed to broaden his tea party brand into something … More » 2016 looms: Paul, Jindal visit early voting states
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WASHINGTON (AP) — Making history, America's blacks voted at higher rates than whites in 2012, lifting Democrat Barack Obama to victory amid voter apathy, particularly among young people, new census data … More » A census first: Black voter turnout passes whites
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Ex-lawmaker who championed Ariz. law eyes comebackThe ousted state senator who championed Arizona's illegal immigration law says he has no regrets but that he'd like voters to give him a second chance. More »Ex-lawmaker who championed Ariz. law eyes comeback
The ousted state senator who championed Arizona's illegal immigration law says he has no regrets but that he'd like voters to give him a second chance.
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