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Immigration News Update: Child Migration to US 'Neither Sin or Crime' Says Guatemala Foreign Affairs Minister at United Nations General Assembly 2014
Immigration Reform Update: National Hispanic Leadership Agenda Release Congressional Scorecard, Ranks Lawmakers on Immigration, Economics
Pakistani Opposition Keeps up Pressure on Prime Minister to Resign
France's Far-Right Grabs First Ever Senate Seats
Historic, Anxious Handover as Afghanistan Swears in New Leader
iPhone 6/Plus Encryption: Passcode Stops NSA Data Extraction, Critics Worry Apple is Protecting Criminals
British PM 'Kicking Himself' After Saying Queen Purred at Scotland Vote
United Nations General Assembly 2014: Immigration to US Needs to be Addressed by UNGA, Says El Salvador President
Chelsea Clinton: Gives Birth to Baby Girl
Senate Election 2014: New Hampshire Sen. Jeanne Shaheen Criticized for 'Appearing Anti-Immigrant,' Missing Senate Hearings
Latino Advocacy Group Calls for Votes Against Democratic Senators Who Voted to Delay Executive Action on Immigration Reform
Obama Job Approval Rating: Few New York Latinos Rate President 'Excellent,' Majority Believe State Is in Recession
Anti-LGBT Groups Write Letter Attacking 3 Pro-Gay, Pro-Abortion Republican Candidates, Vow to Vote Against Them in November Elections
Election 2014 Poll Results: Both Democratic and Republican Voters Unhappy With Congressional Handling of Immigration Reform
New York Civil Liberties Union Files Suit Against NY for Lack of Public Defenders, With DOJ Support
Obamacare and Latinos: Uninsured Latino Rates Drop Among Young and Low-Income After First ACA Enrollment Period
Immigration Reform 2014 News: Latino Groups Step up Voter Registration Efforts Over Congressional Inaction
Election 2014 New Hampshire: Millennial GOP House Candidate Marilinda Garcia Earns Republican Support, Opposes Amnesty for Undocumented Immigrants
Immigration News Update: Report Urges Obama Administration to Close Artesia, New Mexico Immigrant Detention Center
United Nations General Assembly 2014: Immigration, Drug Cartels Not Honduras' Fault, Says President Juan Orlando Hernandez, Blames Countries 'North and South'
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