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Obama aunt from Kenya living in US illegally

Barack Obama's aunt, a Kenyan woman who has been quietly living in public housing in Boston, is in the United States illegally after an immigration judge rejected her request for asylum four years ago, The Associated Press has learned. Zeituni Onyango, 56, referred to as "Aunti Zeituni" in Obama... More

Tags: immigration, election 2008, democrats, Barack Obama

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McCain policies differ sharply from party plank

As a senator, John McCain holds a reputation for diverging from many of his Republican colleagues on core party issues. Now, as the party's presidential candidate, his record and policy views are putting him at odds with the overarching party platform adopted this week. More

Tags: economy, environment, immigration, stem cells, election 2008 ... more

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Obama, McCain agree on many once-divisive issues

Their similar stances on immigration, nuclear weapons, global warming and stem-cell research are evidence of a centrist shift in the political landscape. More

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The Evangelical Right in Disarray

The leaders of the religious right don't have great affection for John McCain. They think he's too moderate on immigration, embryonic-stem-cell research and campaign-finance reform, and they think he doesn't do enough to promote his pro-life positions. That's where they agree. But as the election... More

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Both parties duck on immigration

The tricky politics of immigration, an issue once seen as a driving force of the 2008 election, have relegated it to a back but hot burner in the presidential campaign debate and paralyzed Congress on the topic. Both John McCain and Barack Obama support giving legal status to millions of illegal... More

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Immigration Agency to Reveal Some Death Data

The top U.S. immigration enforcement official told a congressional subcommittee yesterday that the Bush administration will disclose more information about foreigners who die in the sprawling network of federal detention centers around the country. More

Tags: washingtonpost.com, immigration

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Immigration Prosecutions Hit New High

Federal law enforcement agencies have increased criminal prosecutions of immigration violators to record levels, in part by filing minor charges against virtually every person caught illegally crossing some stretches of the U.S.-Mexico border, according to new U.S. data. More

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McCain reverses course on immigration reform (again)

When John McCain’s presidential campaign faltered badly last summer, there were a variety of problems, but near the top of the list was McCain’s work on a comprehensive immigration reform measure, which most Republican activists hated with a vengeance. McCain ultimately decided to abandon... More

Tags: immigration, election 2008, republicans, John McCain

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Media Circus Short on Facts.

We know more about the candidates pastors, passports and taxes than the details of where they really stand on important issues like saving Social Security, immigration and tax reform. Do campaign promises not based in reality really have a chance at being implemented? Compare the issues. More

Tags: budget and tax, economy, immigration, election 2008, democrats ... more

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Environmental Laws to Be Waived for Fence

The Bush administration will waive more than 30 environmental and land-management laws in order to finish building 470 miles of border fence in the Southwest by the end of the year, officials said yesterday. More

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U.S. to Stop Green Card Denials for Dissidents

The U.S. immigration service said yesterday that it will temporarily stop denying green cards to refugees and other legal immigrants tied to groups that sought to topple foreign dictatorships, placing their cases on hold while it determines more "logical, common-sense" rules for judging them. More

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Clinton, Obama debate health care, immigration

Sens. Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton kicked off Thursday's debate by highlighting the differences between their health care plans. The two candidates are facing off for the last time before the Super Tuesday contests next week. More

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The Immigration Movements Need For A Martin Luther King

There is an old saying, "You catch more flies with honey than you do with vinegar." It seems that the forces behind recent immigration marches, boycotts, etc. are not familiar with or don't believe this old expression. Politicians and immigration movement organizers need to set their personal goals aside and focus on what is truly best for the people they represent. The public can not allow politics to become "politricks". More

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Could You Pass the New Immigration and Naturalization Test

Recently the immigration test was updated to include a more diverse group of contributors to American history and more recent historical events such as 9/11. Once the presidental candidates are selected immigartion will be a big issues again. More

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For Republicans, Contest's Hallmark Is Immigration

The imagery of the mailings is designed to pack a wallop: a Mexican flag fluttering above the Stars and Stripes, the Statue of Liberty presiding over a "Welcome Illegal Aliens" doormat, a Social Security card emblazoned with the name "Juan Doe." More

Tags: immigration, election 2008, republicans, Tom Tancredo

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