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TX: Texas Gov. Rick Perry says Predator drones should patrol Texas border



IRVING, Texas – Gov. Rick Perry called for the use of unarmed Predator drones to patrol the Texas-Mexico border on Monday as he tried to shore up his border security credentials in a campaign stop at the Irving Police Association Hall.
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US: Lawyers back creating new immigration courts



Responding to pleas from immigration judges and lawyers who say the nation's immigration courts are faltering under a crushing caseload, the American Bar Association called Monday for Congress to scrap the current system and create a new, independent court for immigration cases.
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AZ: Sheriff again eyes migrants


Every Maricopa County Sheriff's deputy will receive training on the authority of local law enforcement to enforce federal immigration law under a new education program.   Read More
GA: Senate bill sets to reward municipalities who seek out criminal illegal immigrants


Local governments that use established governmental programs to find and identify criminal illegal immigrants would be given monetary incentives under a newly-proposed senate bill.   Read More
MT: Jefferson County touts bid for home


A new home for veterans is planned for southwest Montana, and Jefferson County officials think Boulder is the best place for it.   Read More
NE: Nebraska emergency workers plead for workers' comp


Emergency workers from across Nebraska recalled traumatizing accident scenes when asking for a new level of workers' compensation coverage.   Read More
NJ: N.J. Senate panel approves two Christie appointees


The Senate Judiciary Committee yesterday approved the first two of Gov. Christie's cabinet nominees to come for interviews.   Read More
OR: KBR contractor wants suit by Oregon National Guard soldiers thrown out


Lawyers for the war contractor Kellogg, Brown & Root on Monday asked a federal judge to dismiss an Oregon Army National Guard soldiers' lawsuit against it, saying the court in Oregon lacks jurisdiction.   Read More
WI: Feds admit wrongly tracking Wis. abortion groups


The U.S. Department of Homeland Security conducted a threat assessment of local pro- and anti-abortion rights activists before an expected rally last year, even though they did not pose a threat to national security.   Read More
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