Senate panel backs sweeping immigration bill in election year
The Senate Judiciary Committee approved a broad immigration plan allowing about 11 million undocu mented immigrants to seek citizenship without leaving the country. The measure would strengthen border enforcement, create guest worker paths, and strip proposed criminal penalties for illegal residents.
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The 2005 study estimates more than 11 million immigrants lack authorization in the United States with most from Mexico or other Latin American countries. It notes 31 percent naturalized citizens, 30 percent unauthorized migrants at 11.1 million, and 28 percent legal permanent residents at 10.5 million.
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Slain preacher's wife faces court appearance in murder case
Mary Winkler, 32, in orange jail uniform and shackles, appeared in General Sessions Court in Selmer Tennessee denying a plea. The Fourth Street Church of Christ minister Matthew Winkler was found dead in the parsonage as authorities say she confessed and fled with their three daughters. A preliminary hearing set for Thursday will address bail.
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Iraq bomb raid roils Shiites as talks stall
Shiite politicians condemn U S action after a northeast Baghdad raid killed many and sparked two days of bloodshed. The clash threatens a unity government as sectarian violence flares with dozens dead and calls for political withdrawal in summer.
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Second Egyptian dies of bird flu virus
A 30-year old woman died from the HSN1 bird flu strain in Cairo on Monday, Egypt’s second human death from the outbreak. The health ministry identified Fatma Mahmoud Youssef Sabra from a village north of Cairo, near the prior victim, as the case. Czech officials reported a suspected HS1 case in a dead swan and expect testing to confirm it as the country’s first.
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