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Senate, House pursue sharply different paths to immigration reform

Senate's bill is sweeping, and it's moving fast. The House so far is taking up immigration reform piecemeal, and is proceeding at a, well, deliberative pace. Why are the approaches are so different?

Immigration reform 101: How does Senate plan address four big questions?

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Behind the maneuvering over immigration, both parties look for advantage

Immigration reform: Which states would feel it most? California, for one. (+video)

Obama on immigration reform: I'll act if Congress doesn't

Decoder Wire Immigration reform 101: How would Senate plan actually work?

US firms encouraged by bipartisan immigration reform

New laws on New Year's Day, from gay marriage to ‘Caylee’s Law’

Audits looking for undocumented immigrants on the rise

Illegal immigration, illegal question: how firm ran afoul of E-Verify

Obama's new program for young illegal immigrants: How is it going?

3 views on how US should combat illegal immigration

Obama vs. Romney 101: 5 ways they differ on immigration

Will Arizona-inspired illegal immigration laws run afoul of Constitution?

Mitt Romney's illegal immigration problem: Would he reverse Obama's order?

Arizona: Did Supreme Court take the steam out of states' immigration activism?

Author of Arizona immigration law defends it in Senate hearing

As tide of illegal immigrants goes home, will US economy suffer?

With 2012, state laws kick in on everything from immigration to shark fins

Election 101: Where the GOP candidates stand on immigration, abortion and other social issues

Alabama immigration law faces legal challenge: Can it survive?

America's red-blue divide widens on illegal immigrants

Is Alabama's new illegal immigration law really the toughest?

Supreme Court demands review of ruling in anti-illegal immigration case