Diversity advocates are bombarding Alabama with adjectives. (more)
Faced with a shortage of hired hands, Kansas ranchers and farmers are appealing to their state’s secretary of agriculture for a solution. And he says he has one: hiring illegal immigrants. (more)
MOSCOW (AP) — Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin said Thursday that government officials must crack down on migrant workers who break the nation’s laws by failing to register or get work permits, and on companies that profit by hiring them. (more)
A day after he called for an end to perpetual political confrontation, President Barack Obama and his deputies publicly snubbed Arizona’s Republican governor when she welcomed him at the Phoenix airport. (more)
Alabama’s unemployment rate continues to drop amid state-wide enforcement of a new immigration law, despite Democratic efforts to block and stigmatize the popular reform. (more)
SIOUX CITY, Iowa (AP) — Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney said Saturday that he would veto legislation that would allow certain illegal residents to become American citizens. (more)
The Obama administration has set up a toll-free hotline to help illegal immigrants detained by law enforcement at the state and local levels. (more)
Confirming the weekend’s reporting, on Tuesday “America’s Toughest Sheriff,” Joe Arpaio, endorsed Texas Gov. Rick Perry for president at a diner in Amherst, New Hampshire. (more)
Republican presidential candidate Newt Gingrich touched on a local issue when speaking at a packed town hall meeting in Charleston, South Carolina Monday night. The GOP hopeful had harsh words for President Obama for allowing the U.S. Department of Justice to sue the state of South Carolina over its immigration law. (more)
(Reuters) – As Mercedes-Benz executive Detlev Hager negotiated the streets of Tuscaloosa last week, he drove right into the controversy over Alabama’s tough new immigration law. (more)
Although Democratic legislators say they’re allied and united in favor of “diversity” and immigration, their supporters are deeply split, former Democratic Rep. Artur Davis told The Daily Caller. (more)
Former Homeland Security Secretary Tom Ridge told The Daily Caller that “sovereign” countries refusing to accept the repatriation of citizens who committed crimes while residing in the United States illegally should face “real problems” with the federal government. (more)
If you’re an illegal immigrant who has lived in America for 25 years, built a family and followed the law, former House Speaker Newt Gingrich doesn’t want to “kick you out” of the country. (more)
Unemployment rates have fallen in Alabama amid new legal pressure on companies to comply with a popular immigration reform law. (more)
The White House’s immigration lawyers have issued yet another bureaucratic order that will curb the election-year deportation of illegal immigrants, and perhaps spur the supply of Hispanic voters. (more)
On Wednesday’s “Special Report,” libertarian-leaning Republican presidential contender Rep. Ron Paul took the “Center Seat” to be grilled by the program’s panel. (more)
During Tuesday night’s Republican presidential debate in Las Vegas, Nev., Texas Governor Rick Perry resurrected an old scandal by accusing former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney of hiring illegal immigrants to work on his home’s landscaping. (more)
Texas Gov. Rick Perry and former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney got into a fiery exchange over illegal immigration during Tuesday night’s CNN/Western Republican Leadership Conference debate in Las Vegas. (more)
WASHINGTON – The U.S. deported nearly 400,000 illegal immigrants last year, and an increasing number of them were convicted criminals, according to figures set for release Tuesday by the Department of Homeland Security. (more)
A top official from President Barack Obama’s Justice Department spent Thursday night and Friday in Alabama appealing for evidence that could strike down the state’s innovative immigration-enforcement reform, which business executives say could open thousands of jobs to unemployed Americans. (more)
























