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Political Grapevine: 11/16

11/16/2009|Latest Video

Political Grapevine: 11/16How secure is our southern border?

Reefer Madness?

10/25/2009|Politics

Reefer Madness?Feds will no longer seek to arrest medical marijuana users or suppliers, as long as they are conforming to state law

'Not Going to Stop'

10/16/2009|Latest Video

'Not Going to Stop'Arizona Sheriff Joe Arpaio defying feds and moving forward with illegal immigration sweep

Deep Political Pockets

10/09/2009|Politics

Deep Political PocketsWhy the SEIU is advocating illegal immigrants to be counted in Census

Dose of Reality

10/08/2009|Latest Video

Dose of RealityBarney Frank, Michael Jordan and Jay Leno each get a 'Reality Check'

Judicial Requirement

07/13/2009|Latest Video

Judicial RequirementIs Sotomayor qualified to be Supreme Court justice?

Immigrant Rights Debate

06/07/2009|Latest Video

Immigrant Rights DebateObama administration moves to reverse Bush ruling on deportation lawyers

Crime Pays?

04/01/2009|Latest Video

Crime Pays?Some illegal aliens are in line to profit from their misdeeds

Lax on Laws?

03/19/2009|Politics

Lax on Laws?Some immigration agents have eased up for fear of retaliation from Obama administration

On Ice

03/19/2009|Latest Video

On IceLaura Ingraham squares off with activist over suspension of immigration raids

LATEST STORIES

Spanish Judge Indicts 2 Suspected Somali Pirates

AP| World

as well. In the end, however, Pedraz has dropped that charge, and this might speed things up. Under Spanish immigration law , a foreigner who is charged with or convicted of a crime and sentenced to six years or less, can be expelled from

Story|11/16/2009

Utah School Suspends Girl for Nose Piercing, Highlights Culture Clash

AP| U.S.

natives, according to a 2007 U.S. Census estimate. The Indian population increased rapidly after a 1965 change to immigration law , which ended preferences given to specific European nations. Sandhya Nankani, who moved to the United States from

Story|11/09/2009

More Immigrants Seek Asylum Over Sexual Orientation

AP| U.S.

and threats of death from places where homosexuality is either outlawed or strongly, socially shunned. Federal immigration law allows individuals asylum if they can prove a well-founded fear of persecution in their country of origin based

Story|10/27/2009

Arizona Sheriff Launches Controversial Immigration Sweep

AP| U.S.

rings, Kobach said. "It's really a slight narrowing, but it's not much," said Kobach, who worked as an immigration law adviser to then-U.S. Attorney General John Ashcroft from 2001-2003. Dan Pochoda, legal director for the American

Story|10/19/2009

Arizona Sheriff Launches Immigration Sweep

AP| U.S.

rings, Kobach said. "It's really a slight narrowing, but it's not much," said Kobach, who worked as an immigration law adviser to then-U.S. Attorney General John Ashcroft from 2001-2003. Dan Pochoda, legal director for the American

Story|10/19/2009

Arizona Sheriff Vows to Continue Immigration Sweeps Despite Federal Downgrade

FOXNews.com| Politics

forward with the sweep on Friday. The federal government stripped Arpaio of part of his federal authority to enforce immigration law by changing its rules under a program allowing local police to enforce those laws. Under the changes, Arpaio's

Story|10/12/2009

Immigrants Struggle to Bring Adult Kids to U.S.

AP| U.S.

federal government to try to get their adult children into the country without another lengthy wait. Under U.S. immigration law , children 21 and older cannot immigrate under their parents' applications for green cards. Immigration attorneys

Story|08/25/2009

Feds to Change Immigration Detention Oversight

AP| Politics

themselves in court and fight to remain in the country. A report released last month by the Los Angeles-based National Immigration Law Center found that detainees have faced limited access to phones, mail and law libraries in violation of federal standards

Story|08/05/2009

Immigration from Mexico at Lowest in Decade

AP| U.S.

people detained by Border Patrol are Mexican. The findings come as the Obama administration has pledged to take up immigration law this year. A key Democrat in the effort, Democratic Sen. Chuck Schumer has said he hopes to have a bill ready by

Story|07/22/2009

Same-Sex Couples Seek Immigration Benefit

AP| Politics

heritage contributed to his taking a closer look at protecting same-sex couples through an overhaul of the nation's immigration law . Japanese-Americans were sent to internment camps during the fallout from Pearl Harbor and redefined as persons

Story|07/18/2009