Obama: Immigration fight can't be "dealbreaker"
President warns Republicans not to paralyze the government simply because they disagree with one part of his agenda
Immigration
"You have to live in fear": One undocumented immigrant's story
While President Obama's immigration plan may help millions of undocumented immigrants, some say their lives are still uncertain
Obama still getting heckled by immigration reform advocates
At Las Vegas event, president tells heckler, "We're still going to have to pass a bill"
Joe Arpaio goes to court over Obama immigration moves
Arizona sheriff who has often clashed with federal government wants to stop president's new policies
Immigrants hope to qualify under Obama program
An expected administrative order to shield 5 million immigrants from deportation has many anxious to find way to fall under the plan
Another Arizona immigration law struck down by federal court
State law making smuggling undocumented immigrants a crime conflicts with federal government's immigration authority, judge rules
Obama will let Central American kids apply for refugee status: report
The administration hopes that fewer children will attempt the dangerous journey from Mexico to the U.S.
Far from the border, U.S. schools scramble to serve immigrant students
Still in limbo, immigrant teens who crossed the border alone are settling into classrooms across the U.S.
Obama's immigration delay was political, GOP and Democrats agree
Both parties spy politics in the president's decision to punt any executive action on immigration until after November's midterm elections
White House: No action on immigration until after midterm elections
Citing Republicans' politicization of the issue, W.H. official says president has tabled for now any executive action on immigration
Lawmakers, advocates scramble as Obama slows immigration timeline
With the president's suggestion he might delay a planned end-of-summer announcement on executive action, everyone is scrambling to calculate next steps
Obama's lawyers prepare to defend executive action on immigration
Republicans are expected to challenge any action the president pursues unilaterally
Sen. Marco Rubio hints at potential shutdown fight over immigration
The Florida Republican, who once helped write the Senate's immigration bill, is urging the president not to take unilateral action.
White House takes suggestions from business on immigration changes
The administration is considering ways to change the legal immigration system that could benefit businesses
Border Patrol killings face renewed scrutiny
Former head of internal affairs for Customs and Border Protection says many deaths at the hands of border agents are "highly suspect"
First National Guard troops at Texas-Mexico border
Gov. Rick Perry has called up as many as 1,000 troops to patrol border during immigration crisis; first batch are manning observation posts
As Texas steps up border security, critics decry "militarization"
Gov. Rick Perry says Texas had to act because the federal government has failed to secure the border and stop the influx of immigrants
Top officials unaware of broad release of immigrants in 2013
More than 2,000 immigrants who were facing deportation were released for budget reasons
Rick Perry: Cartels and gangs are really "narcoterrorists"
The Texas governor spoke to National Guard troops training to head to the U.S.-Mexico border
U.S.-Mexico border sees decline in unaccompanied child immigrants
Apprehensions of unaccompanied children and parents with children dropped significantly last month
What do Americans say should happen to child border crossers?
A new CBS News poll reveals that there's a divide between Hispanics' opinions and Americans' on immigration-related issues
For unaccompanied immigrant children, a shortage of lawyers
Advocates warn the lack of legal representation is dire, while the administration encourages them to do their best
Volunteer deputies take big risks to stop human smugglers
It's often a matter of life or death as smugglers try to outrun cops or dump immigrants in the brush to die in the heat
U.S. closing emergency child immigrant shelters
Shelters the U.S. government established at three military bases will soon close
Who's dealing with the border crisis as Washington clears out?
With Congress gone until Labor Day and Obama leaving for Martha's Vineyard this week, what happens to the immigration crisis?
World
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Russell Brand found guilty of rape and sexual assault
Newly found prehistoric "giant rat" species named after princess
Ronaldo retires from Portugal national team
Hoax bomb threats affect at least 20 European flights within hours
French blood banks hit by cyberattack days after European freezer hacks
Ukraine says "insane attack" on aid center may have killed 70
Hackers can hijack grocery store freezers. What about our homes?
