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So long, Canada: Strict new border policies are turning Canada into a foreign country. Is this any way to treat our neighbors?; By Edward McClelland May 1, 2008
In defense of Lou Dobbs: Nasty, nativist and pandering to the worst in America? Sure. But overstepping the bounds of the First Amendment? Uh, nope.; Andrew Leonard Apr 29, 2008
The sad case of the wiggly chapati: Will a change in U.K. immigration laws doom the most savory relic of the British Empire?; Andrew Leonard Mar 20, 2008
Lou Dobbs vs. La Raza: Does featuring Minutemen on his show make Dobbs a purveyor of hate speech? And should the man be surprised that some critics call him a bigot?; Andrew Leonard Feb 5, 2008
Betrayed by John McCain: Republican hard-liners have a potent hatred for their front-runner. But soon he may be sitting prettier -- with a win by Hillary Clinton.; By Jim Nintzel Feb 4, 2008
Will the press get over its love for McCain?: The "straight-talking maverick" should be scrutinized like other candidates -- for starters on his soft-money operation called the Reform Institute.; By Joe Conason Feb 1, 2008
The dismal state of George W. Bush: In his last annual speech to Congress, the president used Osama bin Laden to justify Iraq, bravely denounced pork-barrel spending and waxed amnesiac about Iran.; By Walter Shapiro Jan 29, 2008
Baby boomlet: U.S. birthrate up, and not only among teens and Nicole Richie.; Lynn Harris Jan 16, 2008
From Huckabee, an immigration bob and weave?: The Washington Times says he wants to deny citizenship to the children of illegal immigrants. Ever heard of the U.S. Constitution?; Tim Grieve Jan 8, 2008
Tancredo dropping out of presidential race?: The immigration-obsessed congressman has called a press conference in Iowa on Thursday; early speculation is that he'll announce his exit.; Alex Koppelman Dec 19, 2007
Minutemen founder rethinking Huckabee endorsement?: Jim Gilchrist, who surprised fellow anti-immigration activists by endorsing Mike Huckabee last week, expresses some doubts about his choice.; Alex Koppelman Dec 18, 2007
What's the difference between bloggers and illegal immigrants?: You can't build a fence to stop bloggers from tearing apart the fortress of mainstream journalism. Thank goodness; Andrew Leonard Dec 17, 2007
The GOP's field of dreams: Fred Thompson flickers to life. Mike Huckabee apologizes for bad-mouthing Mitt Romney's faith. But Wednesday's debate showed it's still anybody's race to win in Iowa.; By Walter Shapiro Dec 13, 2007
For Romney, a double fault on illegal immigrants: Romney claims he warned his landscaping company about not hiring illegals; its owner says he didn't.; Tim Grieve Dec 5, 2007
The richest immigrants in Silicon Valley: Why are Indians flourishing in Santa Clara County? Could it be because extraordinary diversity is like mother's milk?; Andrew Leonard Nov 19, 2007
American empire, going, going ...: Great empires were extraordinarily pluralistic, argues Amy Chua, until they frayed into xenophobia and decline. Can the U.S. steer another course?; By Andrew O'Hehir Nov 19, 2007
John "One Australia" Howard has a problem: As Tonto said to the Lone Ranger, "What do you mean 'we,' white man?"; Andrew Leonard Nov 14, 2007
Tom Tancredo parodying himself: We could swear we've heard one line of the anti-immigration congressman's latest campaign ad somewhere before.; Alex Koppelman Nov 12, 2007
A job well done by Tom Tancredo: The Colorado anti-illegal immigration crusader may have doomed his own party to a generation of irrelevance; Andrew Leonard Oct 31, 2007
Blackwater's run for the border: The notorious security contractor has plans for a military-style complex near the U.S.-Mexico border. Critics worry the firm's "mercenary soldiers" could join the U.S. Border Patrol.; By Eilene Zimmerman Oct 23, 2007
Congress to New York (and Chicago and L.A.): Drop dead: Popular proposals to choke off federal support to immigrant-friendly "sanctuary cities" would also dry up anti-terror funding for the cities most at risk.; By Alex Koppelman Oct 4, 2007
Getting back from Baja: Nothing's easier than a short walk across the border. If you're going south.; Andrew Leonard Sep 24, 2007
Ocelots are collateral damage: The U.S.-Mexican border fence, which could be ramrodded past environmental laws, would set back decades of wildlife conservation.; By Cary Cardwell Sep 13, 2007
At debate, Democrats lost in translation: An all-Spanish presidential debate symbolizes the new power of Hispanic voters, but format glitches mar a historic first.; Alex Koppelman Sep 10, 2007
What you missed while watching "Rescue Me": Salon watches another GOP debate so you don't have to: Fox News men get plucky! Dems take heat for Larry Craig! McCain surges at Romney! And much more.; By Michael Scherer Sep 6, 2007

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