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Feb 11

Senate to debate immigration, but Trump is the question mark

By Alan Fram, Associated Press

President Donald Trump's day-to-day turnabouts on the fate of the "Dreamer" immigrants has confounded both Democrats and Republicans.

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Feb 09

If ‘Dreamers’ are protected, would the economy benefit?

By Francesc Ortega

Research shows the economy would benefit if Congress passed a fix for DACA and "Dreamers" were protected from deportation.

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Feb 08

‘Dreamers’ in the military won’t face deportation, Mattis says

By Lolita C. Baldor, Associated Press

Previously, U.S. officials have said the military members' DACA status wasn't clear. But on Thursday Mattis said flatly it's not a problem.

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Feb 07

Watch 9:11
Senate budget faces House headwinds. Here’s what we know about the mega-deal

By PBS News Hour

Senate leaders have made one of the biggest bipartisan budget proposals in recent history. Their proposal would increase spending by about $300 billion. But not everyone is cheering: the most conservative members are openly hostile to the deal, while Democratic…

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Feb 07

Watch 11:06
Why some House Democrats and Republicans are saying no to the Senate budget deal

By PBS News Hour

A major Senate deal to fund the government for two years and avert a government shutdown has an uncertain future in the House. John Yang talks with Rep. Pete Aguilar, D-Calif., and Rep. Mo Brooks, R-Ala., about their concerns, including…

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Feb 07

Watch 8:18
Crime spike in Germany puts pressure on immigration policy

By Malcolm Brabant

A brutal murder of a 15-year-old girl in Southern Germany has placed the country's open-door immigration policy under intense scrutiny. In addition, a new government-sponsored study found that violent crime rose in one state by 10 percent in two years,…

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Feb 07

Pelosi sets record with marathon House speech pushing for vote for ‘Dreamers’

By Steve Peoples, Associated Press

While she spoke, immigration activists joined liberals threatening political retribution against the congressional Democrats who abandoned the strategy of demanding that a budget deal be paired with an immigration deal.

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Feb 07

Trump continues to cast some immigrants as criminals

By Jill Colvin, Associated Press

Making his case for tighter border security, President Donald Trump has repeatedly linked immigration to criminality.

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Feb 06

Watch 9:18
Trump talks about a shutdown over immigration, but Congress takes a different tack

By PBS News Hour

In Washington, immigration and spending are on a collision course -- with a Thursday night deadline. The House and Senate moved on separate tracks Tuesday to avert a new government shutdown, while President Trump dared Democrats not to cooperate. Lisa…

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Feb 06

Some immigrants ‘too lazy’ or ‘too afraid’ to sign up for DACA, chief of staff Kelly says

By Alan Fram, Associated Press

John Kelly added the government would not start deporting "Dreamers" who don't have criminal records. "They are not a priority for deportation," he told reporters.

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