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CHICO -- Carlos Gonzalez Gutierrez, the new consul general of Mexico in Sacramento, said that immigration is as much a concern for Mexico as it is for California.
PHOENIX (AP) - Government officials overseeing the construction of a "virtual fence" along the 2,000-mile U.S.-Mexico border hope to turn over the first segment to the Border Patrol in January, while beginning construction on a second stretch in coming weeks. Although the government has plans to extend the network of cameras, ground sensors and radars along most of the border, officials said ...
The long awaited Immigration and Customs Enforcement Office opened in Colorado Springs Monday. At a news conference Monday morning, El Paso County Commissioner Jim Bensberg couldn't hide his excitement following the nearly 4 years of lobbying by state and local elected leaders. "If I had a tail right now, it'd be waggin," Bensberg joked with the audience. The office takes up the entire second ...
YAKIMA, Wash. -- An information session on immigration will be held Saturday at offices of the Catholic Diocese of Yakima at 5301 Tieton Drive.
That means roughly one in six uninsured Californians and tens of thousands living in the San Jose area will remain without insurance whether or not the Senate ultimately passes a bill and no matter how generous the subsidies for the poor or punitive the penalties for those who refuse.
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Washington — The U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) today announced that at 12:01 a.m. (CNMI local time/GMT +10.) tomorrow, Nov. 28, the immigration laws of the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands (CNMI) will be replaced by the Immigration and Nationality Act (INA) and other U.S. immigration laws.
A Milford man was arrested Saturday on an immigration warrant after police said he came to bail out his girlfriend from lockup.
A new poll released today by Latino Decisions, the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Center for Health Policy at the University of New Mexico , and impreMedia, shows a widespread consensus among the Latino/Hispanic electoral about the importance of health care reform and indicates significant support for expansion of coverage.
ADDISON COUNTY — Though the flurry of news and rumors regarding the federal government’s employment record audits in mid-November has died down, farmers and migrant workers alike are still fretting about what the immigration sweep could mean on Vermont dairy farms.
"Do you want to have your baby in the United States?"
In the Cold War-era, Berlin artists and others used the divisive wall as a broad canvas for political and personal expression. And in Tijuana today, those who protest U.S. immigration policies have the border fence.
A new poll finds that health care reform is now more important than the economy and immigration for many Latinos, and a solid majority is in favor of universal health care that includes a public option. Traducción al español
The case of the Long Island millionaires who kept slaves in their basement still bothers Peter J. Smith.
Five days after U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder announced that alleged Sept. 11 mastermind Khalid Sheikh Mohammed and four other Al-Qaida terrorists would be tried in New York City, Sen. David Vitter, R-La., proposed legislation to block terrorists and "those at war with the United States" from receiving the same legal rights as U.S. citizens.
No matter what health care bill emerges from Congress, roughly one in six uninsured Californians will be excluded because they are not legal residents.
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