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Saturday, May 28th 2011 - 07:11 UTC

US Supreme Court confirms controversial Arizona anti-illegal immigrant employment law

The mandatory eVerify system, “tremendous victory for unemployed Americans”

The United States Supreme Court gave its blessing this week to one of the strong immigration control laws passed by the state of Arizona, a law that has served as a model for similar measures in other states.

Thursday, July 29th 2010 - 05:37 UTC

U.S. Judge blocks key parts of Arizona’s controversial immigration law

A US federal judge in Arizona has blocked key parts of the state's strict immigration law a day before it was due to take effect. The judge blocked a requirement that police check the immigration status of criminal suspects whom they had stopped while enforcing other laws.

Thursday, July 22nd 2010 - 09:22 UTC

Eleven countries condemn Arizona’s controversial immigration law

Mexico's Senate President Carlos Navarrete

Eleven countries mostly from Latinamerica on Wednesday signed a declaration condemning the US state of Arizona's controversial immigration law, describing it as “racist and xenophobic.”

Wednesday, July 21st 2010 - 05:45 UTC

Obama orders National Guard troops deployed along US/Mexico border

Arizona Governor Jan Brewer sponsored a controversial bill

United States National Guard troops will begin deploying along the US-Mexico border from 1 August, officials say. The 1,200 troops, ordered to the border by President Barack Obama, form part of efforts to tackle illegal immigration and drug-trafficking.They will be in the four border states with Arizona getting the largest share.

Monday, May 3rd 2010 - 02:48 UTC

Tens of Thousands March Across the US to Protest Arizona’s New Immigration Bill

Archbishop of Los Angeles, Catholic Cardinal Roger Mahony and singer Gloria Estefan were among the speakers of May first

Tens of thousand of demonstrators marched in over 70 cities across the United States Saturday to protest a new immigration law in the state of Arizona. The law is aimed at those who have entered the country illegally, but critics say it will lead to ethnic profiling of Arizona's Hispanics.

Saturday, May 1st 2010 - 07:38 UTC

Under the Banner “We Are All Arizona” Thousands will Protest May First in the US

Massive peaceful rallies are anticipated in 70 cities

The United States immigrant community will be taking to the streets on Saturday May first—International Workers' Day—in 70 cities to demand migration reform and to protest an Arizona law which criminalizes illegal immigration.

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