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Immigration: The Washington Region

TAKOMA PARK
Day Laborer Helps Police in Robbery Case
Police in Takoma Park said yesterday that their policy of not enforcing immigration laws helped them solve a violent crime recently when a Hispanic day laborer saw suspects fleeing after an armed robbery and scratched a license plate number into the dirt.
 

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

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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.
Immigration Program Stirs Clash Of Views: Frederick, Montgomery Chiefs Testify to Congress (Post, March 5, 2009, Page B04)
 
Report Cites Problems In ICE Training Program: GAO Says Key Controls Are Missing (Post, March 4, 2009, Page A02)
 
ICE Halts Detentions at Va. Facility After Death: 50 Laid Off Amid Probe of Nov. Death (Post, February 20, 2009, Page B01)
 
Conflicting Accounts of an ICE Raid in Md.: Officers Portray Detention of 24 Latinos Differently in Internal Probe and in Court (Post, February 18, 2009, Page A01)
 
Herndon Group Takes On Council: Alliance Criticizes Handling of Issues (Post, February 15, 2009, Page PW12)
 
Ex-Immigration Official Sentenced to 71/2 Years: Man Accepted Bribes From Venezuelan Firm (Post, February 14, 2009, Page B02)
 
Pr. William Business Owners Protest: Licensees Must Show Legal Status (Post, February 10, 2009, Page B01)
 
Montgomery Steps Up Reporting in ICE Efforts: County Defends Plan To Flag All Suspects Of Violent Crimes (Post, February 10, 2009, Page B01)
 
PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY: Stewart Softens Tone, Shifts Focus From Immigration to Economy (Post, February 8, 2009, Page C06)
 
U.S. IMMIGRATION: Rwandan Professor Arrested in Visa Offense (Post, February 6, 2009, Page B03)
 
Immigrant Advocates Call for End to Raids: At Rally Outside ICE, Activists Also Urge Legislation Allowing Path to Citizenship (Post, January 22, 2009, Page A02)
 
Economy, Not Immigration, a Top Worry of Latinos (Post, January 16, 2009, Page A02)
 
Attitudes Shift on Illegal Residents: Some Link Crime In Montgomery To Immigration (Post, January 11, 2009, Page A01)
 
Pr. William's Mothers of Dissension: Stay-at-Home Moms Add Politics to Duties (Post, January 2, 2009, Page A01)
 
Montgomery Police Seek Tougher Line On Immigrant Status: Detainees' Residency Would Be Checked In Cases Involving Weapons, Violence (Post, January 1, 2009, Page B01)
 
No Book for This Immigrant Story: Class Observes Politics And Path to Citizenship (Post, December 5, 2008, Page B01)
 
ICE Agents Will Screen Immigrants at Fairfax Jail: County Gets Video Teleconferencing Equipment, but Sheriff's Officers Won't Do Agency's Work (Post, November 27, 2008, Page PW08)
 
Va. Panel on Immigration Steps Back From Hard Line (Post, November 24, 2008, Page A01)
 
Americans, Europeans Share Immigration Worries (Post, November 18, 2008, Page A15)
 
Immigrant Advocates Reach Out To Obama: Coalition Appears in D.C. To Press Agenda, Events (Post, November 12, 2008, Page B05)
 
Manassas to Check Arrestees' Immigration Status: Policy Mirrors Prince William's (Post, November 2, 2008, Page PW03)
 
Frederick's Uneasy Crackdown: Enforcement Policy For Illegal Immigration Raises Ethics Questions (Post, October 13, 2008, Page B01)
 
The Profit of Detention: Private $21 Million Facility Would Speed Process, Investor Says (Post, October 5, 2008, Page C08)
 
Number of Illegal Immigrants to U.S. Is Down, Report Finds (Post, October 3, 2008, Page A07)
 
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