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Bush administration embraces "The Race."

Republicans talk tough on immigration, but try to avoid alienating Hispanics.

Hispanics win “a very major victory” in demand that Texas “give us another district.”

California budget would make medical treatment free for all children, including illegals.

US extends "Temporary Protected Status," which began in 2001.

Az. legislators consider putting immigration reform measures on ballot after predictable veto.

Gov. Napolitano likely to cast her 115th veto against immigration-enforcement bill.

25,000 foreign nationals have gained citizenship by serving in the military.

Congressmen want investigation of reports US telling Mexico about Minutemen locations.

Attorney General says Senate amendment making English national language is meaningless.

Evidence contradicts DHS denial that Border Patrol is telling Mexico the location of Minutemen.

Talk of amnesty spurs rush for the border.

Border Patrol tells Mexican government where Minutemen are patrolling.

Only 13 percent of respondents to poll approve of White House immigration policy.

"Conservative" Senators introduce new bill to bring in more high-tech immigrants.

"We're a nation of immigrants. . . That's why our culture is as rich as it is."

The Senate wants to increase legal immigration; only two percent of Americans agree.

The State Department has four Spanish versions of national anthem on its website.

AG says businesses that fire employees for not coming to work today can be prosecuted.

Gov. Schwarzenegger wavers on illegal immigration.

Africans bring the Dark Continent to Brussels.

Republicans tell Hispanics they are the party of amnesty.

Arizona governor vetoes yet another immigration enforcement bill.

Union leaders boo Sen. McCain speech on immigration.

Immigration restrictionists pain Florida governor and his Mexican-born wife.

Pres. Bush has been pro-Mexican for his entire political career.

“If such demonstrations continue, I think we will have a bill for the President to sign soon.”

A billionaire's perspective on illegal aliens.

Racist candy.

RNC chairman: “The Republican majority already rests too heavily on white voters.”

Senator concedes Senate immigration bill will likely include guest-worker program.

"Legislate on, you proud and foolish senators — and hasten your political demise."

House Republican bill would make Jesus a criminal, says Senator.

Judiciary Committee likely to pass McCain/Kennedy amnesty bill.

Illinois governor dedicates Feb. 12 to Nation of Islam group.

Judiciary Committee votes down plan for border fence.

First draft of Senate immigration bill contains guest-worker program.

White House renews "temporary" protected status for Central Americans.

Ex-President thinks mockery of religions should be illegal.

Detentions of Arab terror suspects on immigration violations "terrible abuses," says former VP.

New House majority leader one of the few who voted against immigration enforcement bill.

Pres. Bush includes funding for amnesty in 2006 budget.

President urges Congress to be reasonable and let in more foreign workers.

US slams Jyllands-Posten for inciting religious and ethnic hatred . . .

No mention of "path to citizenship" in this year's State of the Union Address.

White man tries to insult a black man by calling him white.

Giving border-crossing maps to Mexicans is bad for them, says White House.

Why aren't the Marines on the border to beat back Mexican army incursions?

Sen. Clinton says she's suffered on the plantation too in MLK day speech.

The Hispanic strategy isn't working for the White House.

Comparing the proposed border fence to the Berlin Wall is stupid.

Democrats call Republican immigration bill 'atrocious,’ ‘stupid,’ and 'un-American.'

New Century Foundation press release objecting to Rosa Parks statue ignored by media.

Ken Mehlman says immigration restrictionists are on the wrong side of history.

"By refusing to give in, Rosa Parks showed that one candle can light the darkness."

Republican politician in Michigan wants to keep racial preferences for diversity's sake.

Ready, set, grovel.

President's talk of border enforcement a ruse to get guest-worker plan passed.

Illinois government to get "Office of New Americans Policy and Advocacy."

Homeland Security Secretary says guest-worker program necessary instead.

US vows to protect workers' rights--whether they are here legally or not.

Senate budget bill would give out 90,000 extra green cards.

Native Hawaiians seek their share of the racial spoils.

Politicians' votes on immigration reflect the views of rich donors, not their constituents.

Kentucky town will be the first in country to offer special IDs for immigrants.

White House presses for amnesty plan, but Congress says it's dead in the water.

Washington city tells border-watchers: "violence and racism are not welcomed here.”

Pres. Bush's approval rating among blacks falls to 2 percent.

Northern California will tell illegals how to take advantage of health welfare.

Illegal aliens will also serve on New York City commission.

SCOTUS nominee thought there were too few non-whites on Dallas City Council in 1990.

New Haven mayor wants ID cards so illegals can use city services.

Senate Democrats petition relief agencies not to inquire about immigration status.

Fresno just brought in 2,000 Hmong; now mayor wants Katrina refugees too.

President aims to clear away "legacy of inequality" with hurricane debris.