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Spending Cuts Free 300 Illegal Immigrants From Arizona Jails
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The immigrants were released into a supervised monitoring program.
Read more...Immigration Should Be A Top National Priority
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The leaders of this nation must make wise, timely decisions on immigration.
Read more...HB 56, Controversial Immigration Law, Hurting Alabama
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Laws such as HB 56 hurt the country vastly more than they can help it.
Read more...Alabama Immigration Law Changes After Court Appeals
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Alabama Immigration Law Leads To Thousands Staying Home
Thousands of Hispanic students stayed home this week.
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Boycott Over Arizona Immigration Law Cost State $141 Million
The backlash of the controversial law came was better than originally expected.
Read more...In The Fight Over Arizona's Immigration Law, Everybody Loses
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The USC professor expresses his opinion on the controversial law in the Washington Post.
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