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On immigration reform, House GOP plays hardball on 'enforcement'
House Republicans open their bid to overhaul the US immigration system by giving local law officers more authority to enforce immigration laws, in sharp contrast with the Senate bill.
Gun control backfires? Rick Perry lures Connecticut gunmakers to Texas. (+video)
Monitor Breakfast Two Senate immigration reformers outline benefits to US ... and the GOP
Its approval rating at new low, Congress plows ahead on immigration, taxes
Monitor Breakfast IRS shakeup needed after scandal, chairmen of Congress' tax-writing panels say
Eight states charging hard against abortion
Want proof that NSA snooping thwarts terror plots? Stand by, senator says.
Secret NSA program could have 'derailed' 9/11 attacks, FBI director says (+video)
Gun control fight not over, Newtown families vow as anniversary nears
Monitor Breakfast Immigration reform: Two Senate bill authors see pathway to ... passage
NSA surveillance foiled 'dozens' of terror plots, agency chief says (+video)
Senate Republicans help immigration bill advance, but will they vote for it? (+video)
Senate's new farm bill will waste billions on subsidies, critics say
Another NSA leaker? More expected to come on spying revelations
Colorado secede? Counties weigh exit plan to form state of 'North Colorado'

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