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immigration
Hundreds of Occupy Wall Street protesters rally for immigrant rightsSam Levin & Erin Durkin New York Daily News 12/18/2011 | Feds not helping Alabama enforce immigration lawALICIA A. CALDWELL AP 10/26/2011 |
 Hundreds of protesters rallied Sunday for immigrant rights, attempting to breathe new life into the Occupy Wall Street movement as they marked International Migrants Day. |  The government hasn't offered to help Alabama put in place a strict immigration law that the Obama administration is challenging in court, Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano said Wednesday. |
Napolitano: U.S. will set record for deportationsStephen Dinan The Washington Times 10/05/2011 | US to review deportations, focus on criminals Breitbart.com 08/18/2011 |
 Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano said Wednesday that the government is poised to set another record for deportations in just-ended fiscal year 2011, and said the number proves the administration is not pursuing a backdoor amnesty, as critics charge. |  The Obama administration said Thursday it would postpone the deportation of illegal immigrants without criminal records and allow them to apply for work permits as it reviews over 300,000 cases. |
Latinos protest deportations at Obama campaign HQEunju Lie Reuters 08/16/2011 | Will Journalist Face Deportation? Signs Point To 'No'Corey Dade NPR 06/23/2011 |
 Latino activists held a protest outside President Barack Obama's 2012 campaign headquarters on Tuesday to ask him to end a criminal deportation program they say is snaring large number of illegal immigrants who have not committed crimes. |  Now that a high-profile journalist has admitted to being an illegal immigrant, can he expect a visit from the authorities? Based on recent immigration policy directives, the answer likely is "no." |
Bloomberg: U.S. immigration policy is 'national suicide'JENNIFER EPSTEIN Politico.com 06/15/2011 | Cruise passengers tell of seven-hour security 'revenge' nightmareAndy Bloxham, and John Bingham Telegraph 06/07/2011 |
 In a major speech to the Council on Foreign Relations on Wednesday, New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg says the United States risks “national suicide” if it doesn’t adopt a more welcoming immigration policy. |  Elderly passengers on board a luxury cruise have criticised US immigration officials after they endured a seven-hour security check. |
New York pulls out of federal immigration program CNN 06/01/2011 | Mexico Detains 513 People Crammed Into Two US-Bound Trucks My FOX NY 05/17/2011 |
 New York is pulling out of a controversial federal program aimed at catching and deporting illegal immigrants with criminal histories, the state's governor said Wednesday. |  Police on Tuesday detained 513 undocumented migrants from Latin America and Asia who were crammed into two trucks bound for the United States, prosecutors in southeast Mexico said. |
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