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ID cards for illegal immigrants in L.A. winning strong support
L.A. NOWA plan to provide official photo identification cards for illegal immigrants in Los Angeles appears to be winning wide support.... -
California election season sees hundreds of complaints to watchdog agency
PolitiCalCalifornia election generates hundreds of complaints... -
L.A. Council backs creating city ID cards, asks for bids
L.A. NOWL.A. City Council members gave enthusiastic backing to the creation of a controversial city identification card that could be used by illegal immigrants to open banks accounts, borrow library books and pay utility bills.... -
Villaraigosa: City ID cards could help immigrants, reduce crime
L.A. NOWLos Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa is pushing a plan to help immigrants get access to banking services by creating an official city photo identification card that could double as a pre-paid ATM card.... -
Villaraigosa's illegal immigrant ID plan has critics, supporters
L.A. NOWLos Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa's backing of a plan for a city photo identification card that would help immigrants get access to banking services has generated praise and criticism. "It will be an official ID," Villaraigosa said in a recent...... -
Protecting the right to vote
Since their historic victories in the 2010 midterm elections, Republicans across the country have passed an array of voting laws — to require photo identification, to make it more difficult to register, to reduce periods of early voting or to...
Tags: Social Issues, Elections, Reconstruction, American Civil Liberties Union, Laws
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Nauru pushes higher fees for asylum seekers sent by Australia
World NowThe tiny nation of Nauru is pushing Australia to pay roughly $1,000 monthly for every asylum seeker it sends to the Pacific island. Australian immigration officials say the hike in visa fees is under discussion with Nauru but said it was “... -
Immigration odyssey put roadblock in boxer's path
For more than two years, Alfredo Angulo was boxing's version of Elvis. He had left the building. Now he is back, trying to return to the level that got him fights with the likes of Kermit Cintron and James Kirkland, as well as a lucrative offer to fight...
Tags: Oscar De La Hoya, Mexico, Migration, Interior Policy, Staples Center
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Scripps College reports theft of students' personal information
L.A. NOWA Scripps College roster with personal information for about 940 students was stolen from a staffer’s car, and campus officials warned students Wednesday to monitor their credit card accounts for possible suspicious activity. The listing included... -
L.A. fire official: 'We're very upset' about records security breach
L.A. NOWL.A. Fire Department officials said they are “very upset” that confidential personal information was illegally obtained from patients who rode city ambulances.... -
Long Beach gang targeted over alleged tax fraud scheme
L.A. NOWAuthorities arrested 11 people and seized piles of cash, guns and vehicles Thursday following an investigation into an alleged $1-million tax fraud scheme operated by a Long Beach street gang. Thursday's arrests were the result of "tedious investigative... -
California launches online voter registration system
PolitiCalCalifornia launches online voter registration system...
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