A law under review by the Supreme Court makes it a crime to encourage unlawful immigration into the U.S., but there are questions about how government prosecutors would distinguish between scams targeting vulnerable migrants and commonplace discussions. Read more»
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Gunmen stormed a drug rehabilitation center in Chihuahua, killing 19 men and wounding several others. Read more»
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Tucson has joined a civil lawsuit by a police officer that challenges Arizona's new immigration law. Read more»
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Maricopa Sheriff Joe Arpaio is criticizing a new Mexico tourism ad, saying it appears to threaten Arizonans. Read more»
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The U.S. Consulate in Nogales, Son., has issued a "Warden Message" warning of possible unauthorized checkpoints on Highway 8 between the border and Puerto Peñasco. Read more»
When Governor Brewer launched her 'fake Kermit' campaign in defense of SB1070, she forgot one thing: the machine gun is mightier than the puppet. Read more»
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A singing puppet is helping Gov. Jan Brewer respond to criticism of Arizona's new immigration law. Read more»
