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In the News News - Monday, August 18, 2008

By Lisa Votino-Tarrant, Long Island WINS August 18, 2008 1:01 AM

Here are some headlines in the news this morning....


New York Region


Mr. Ng’s Death
New York times


Ball vows to reignite immigrants' driver's license issue
The Journal News


Visas for 15 Who Lost Relatives on 9/11
New York Times


Immigration and Customs Enforcement cannot dehumanize immigrants
New York Daily News


National


Backlog of citizenship applications a hurdle to would-be immigrant voters
The Kansas City Star


100 Years in the Back Door, Out the Front
New York Times


Deported Children Abandoned in Mexico
The Texas Observer


Hispanic advisers resign to protest R.I. governor
The Boston Globe


Spike in immigration has spurred popularity of soccer
Topeka Capital-Journal


A Nation of None and All of the Above
New York Times


Immigration Is Snaring U.S. Citizens In Its Raids
The Washington Post


Immigration raids are boon to Texas labor recruiters
Houston Chronicle


Immigration: 'Demographic divide' on the rise
The Washington Times


Immigration march, vigil planned in Asheville
Myrtle Beach Online

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