Jun 30, 2011

U.S. Split Over Arizona Immigration Law

U.S. Split Over Arizona Immigration Law

The controversial Arizona illegal immigration law has divided politicians and caused backlash in the form of official and unofficial boycotts of the state across the nation.

Jun 30, 2011

Meet the Voices Behind the Immigration Debate

Meet the Voices Behind the Immigration Debate

Meet some of the policy-makers and advocacy groups trying change U.S. immigration policy.

Jun 30, 2011

Take the Latest Citizenship Test

Take the Latest Citizenship Test

See if you could pass the latest version of the U.S. citizenship test administered by immigration authorities.

Jun 30, 2011

Hispanics Face Highest Levels of Discrimination: Poll

Hispanics Face Highest Levels of Discrimination: Poll

The majority of people believe Hispanics are more discriminated against than blacks or women, according to a new Associated Press-Univision Poll.

Jun 30, 2011

Mexico's Leader Slams Arizona Immigration Law

Mexico's Leader Slams Arizona Immigration Law

Mexican President Felipe Calderon ripped into Arizona's controversial new immigration law, telling Congress it "ignores a reality that cannot be erased by decree."

Jun 30, 2011

Arnold on Arizona: "I Was Afraid They'd Try to Deport Me"

Arnold on Arizona: "I Was Afraid They'd Try to Deport Me"

Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger joked that he may get carded in Arizona.

Jun 30, 2011

Immigrant Moms Appeal to Newsom, the Dad

Immigrant Moms Appeal to Newsom, the Dad

Latina moms are sending SF Mayor an early Father's Day card with a request: Protect young immigrants from ICE.

Jun 30, 2011

Hunter to Pols: Your Job Is to Uphold Law

Hunter to Pols: Your Job Is to Uphold Law

A retired Congressman thinks politicians who condemn Arizona's controversial immigration law should reexamine their oath.

Jun 30, 2011

Rights Activists Expect Boost from Ariz. Rallies

Rights Activists Expect Boost from Ariz. Rallies

Immigrant rights activists planning dozens of Saturday marches nationwide hope Arizona's controversial immigration law spurs tens of thousands to protest and adds urgency to pleas for federal...

Jun 30, 2011

Guess Who's Not Touching Immigration Debate

Guess Who's Not Touching Immigration Debate

California candidates seek to distance themselves from harsh new requirements.

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