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  Debate on Immigration Rages Internationally, Works Through US Courts
  Topic by Nora G Hertel

  In late June 2012, Arizona’s controversial immigration law finally received a tentative green light—with many caveats—from the Supreme Court. Governor Jan Brewer called the decision “a big victory for Arizona as we take a significant step towards finally implementing the core of Senate...

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  Illegal Immigration and the DREAM Act
  Topic by Enelda Butler

  The Governor of California recently signed its version of the DREAM (Development, Relief and Education of Alien Minors) Act, which allows college students who are not legal U.S. citizens to be eligible for in-state tuition. The law also gives these students access to privately-funded...

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  Illegal Immigration
  Topic by Nidhi Singh

  The United States, known as the 'Land of Opportunity', attracts a diverse number of individuals into its open doors every year. For years, the problems surrounding illegal immigration have been plaguing the United States, undeniably affecting the lives of many. The speculation in regards to...

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  Raleigh, North Carolina Z-4-13 New Hope Road Zoning 101
  Article by Lillian L Thompson

  For many years we have looked out on untarnished farmland watching horses and deer. Three plots surrounded by homes a...

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  Cockfighting Popular in America Despite Being Banned in All 50 States
  Topic by Ed Murrieta

  Although cockfighting is outlawed across the United States, the ancient bloodsport remains popular in America, especially in California, where large populations of Latino and Asian immigrants -- and relatively lax penalties for breeders and spectators alike -- fuel the illegal activity in...