New edict on immigration enforcementHomeland Security tells local police agencies to focus on serious crimes, not minor ones, in its 287(g) program . »
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Illegal immigrants again in the budget spotlight
The economic downturn has activists pushing for a measure...
U.S. to require contractors to use E-Verify
Starting Sept. 8, only those firms that use the online...
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BANKING
The president tells lawmakers at a White House meeting he wants to overhaul the system by early next...
Compensation for state and local governments may be continued, despite Obama's call to end such payments....
AT THE MARKET
The grower of cherries and mulberries will resume selling at the Hollywood Farmers Market this Sunday.
The White House has downplayed expectations for a meeting next week of lawmakers involved in the issue....
MEXICO UNDER SIEGE
An agreement is reached to limit drug trafficking at the U.S.-Mexico border, a move intended to end the...
Nearly $1 million will aid such efforts as easing conflicts between Latinos and blacks, promoting...
Sen. Charles Schumer supports a worker ID card for all Americans. Business groups warm up to the idea,...
COLUMN ONE
The Homeland Security secretary is expected to name Alan Bersin, who was credited with taming a lawless...
Exploitation of illegal immigrants has become worse, officials say, and the failure of U.S. agencies to...
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The president says he's committed to immigration reform. Do his actions say...
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