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Lawmakers Criticize Poor Medical Care for Detainees
Top lawmakers in Congress criticized the Department of Homeland Security today for failing to provide adequate medical care to detained immigrants and said they planned to demand explanations today from Secretary Michael Chertoff and Julie L. Myers, assistant secretary for U.S. Immigration and...
 

Immigration Multimedia


Photos, videos and panoramas from the ongoing immigration debate in Washington and across the nation.

Key Facts: This Year's Reform Bill

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  • Crossing the Line  The Minutemen of Herndon are determined to stop illegal immigration. But does America really want that?
  • The Hard Road  Daniel Rodriguez snuck into the United States with simple goals. But his months working as a day laborer here have changed his life in ways he never anticipated.
Diagnosed With Tumor, Kennedy Leaves Hospital: Prognosis for Type Of Cancer Is Poor (Post, May 21, 2008; 12:09 PM)
 
Kennedy Has Malignant Brain Tumor: Prognosis for Type Of Cancer Is Poor (Post, May 21, 2008, Page A01)
 
VIRGINIA BRIEFING: VIRGINIA BRIEFING (Post, May 21, 2008, Page B08)
 
STATE POLITICS: Ex-U.S. Prosecutor Enters Attorney General Race (Post, May 21, 2008, Page B08)
 
Immigration Raid Jars a Small Town: Critics Say Employers Should Be Targeted (Post, May 18, 2008, Page A01)
 
Ex-Employees at Va. Resort Await Immigration Hearings (Post, May 18, 2008, Page C01)
 
Obituaries: Obituaries (Post, May 18, 2008, Page C08)
 
Letters To the Editor (Post, May 18, 2008, Page PW02)
 
Resort Workers Arrested in Raid Await Hearings: 38 of 53 Ex-Lansdowne Employees Facing Immigration Charges Are Out of Custody Until They Face a Judge (Post, May 18, 2008, Page PW04)
 
Immigrant Workers Sue Md. Employer: Civil Claim Alleges Pay Exploitation (Post, May 17, 2008, Page B03)
 
McCain Might Not Like the Sound of This (By Amy Argetsinger and Roxanne Roberts, May 16, 2008, Page C03)
 
Some Detainees Are Drugged For Deportation: Immigrants Sedated Without Medical Reason (Post, May 14, 2008, Page A01)
 
Immigrants Can Linger In Detention for Months: Immigrants Can Linger In Detention for Months (Post, May 14, 2008, Page A09)
 
Suicides Point to Gaps in Treatment: Errors in Psychiatric Diagnoses and Drugs Plague Strained Immigration System (Post, May 13, 2008, Page A01)
 
Study Says Foreigners In U.S. Adapt Quickly (Post, May 13, 2008, Page A02)
 
Around the Nation: Around the Nation (Post, May 13, 2008, Page A02)
 
Predicted ESOL Savings Debated: 760 Students Left Pr. William Schools (Post, May 13, 2008, Page B01)
 
In Custody, in Pain: Her Health Problems Worsening as She Fights Deportation, A U.S. Resident Struggles to Get the Medical Care She Needs (Post, May 12, 2008, Page A01)
 
System of Neglect: As Tighter Immigration Policies Strain Federal Agencies, The Detainees in Their Care Often Pay a Heavy Cost (Post, May 11, 2008, Page A01)
 
Bittersweet Reunions Span U.S. Border: Mexican Mothers Get Glimpse of Kin (Post, May 11, 2008, Page A06)
 
E-Mails Show Attempt To 'Patch Up' a Case Of Medical Negligence (Post, May 11, 2008, Page A09)
 
Switch to Español (By Joe Mathews, May 11, 2008, Page B01)
 
Enrollment in ESL Program Shows Signs Of Slowing: Drop in Available Jobs May Explain Trend (Post, May 11, 2008, Page LZ01)
 
RICHMOND: Immigration Agents Arrest 33 Workers in Raid at Site of New U.S. Courthouse (Post, May 8, 2008, Page B05)
 
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