When presumptive Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney appears before Latino small-business owners in Washington on Wednesday, he'll address a group whose explosive birth rates foreshadow a seismic political shift in GOP strongholds in the Deep South and Southwest.

Senate Democrats, led by Chuck Schumer, announced a game plan on Tuesday for dealing with immigration law SB 1070, should the Supreme Court rule in Arizona's favor -- one that would ban states from creating their own immigration legislation.

Georgia Gov. Nathan Deal remains supportive of Newt Gingrich's presidential bid but disagrees with the former House speaker on allowing some illegal immigrants to remain in the country.

Blog about Rubio's opposition to the Dream Act and when his parents entered the US

Sheriff Joe Arpaio says federal officials investigating racial profiling allegations against his office have yet to inform him of any constitutional violations by his deputies.

Lawmakers in at least 14 states have said they are committed to passing the legislation targeting birthright citizenship.

Joshua Vandiver, a Colorado native who is earning his Ph.D. in politics at Princeton University, said he is the studious type who has rarely embraced activism. But now, just months into his legal marriage to Venezuelan Henry Velandia, he is fighting to save his husband from being deported.

Thursday is the first day of Arizona's SB 1070 in action.

Illegal immigrant death has rose in the last month. If it keeps this pace, July could be the highest death toll for illegal immigrants since the records have been kept.

The DoJ has moved forward with their lawsuit against Arizona's new immigration law. Supporters of the law are saying that the DoJ has no business inferring while opponents of the law support the DoJ's actions and seek to put an injunction on the law going into effect.

Obama has started looking into immigration reform as the Arizona Lawsuit picks up steam.

Over 440 people nationwide have sent donations to help defend the Arizona mayor and SB 1070 that have totaled over $20,000

Clinton let it slip that the Dept. of Justice is filing a lawsuit against the recently passed AZ law.

Jan Brewer is angry that she learned about pending lawsuit over her new immigration law

One of the unintended effects of SB 1070 is driving out legal residents as well as illegal. Fear of being wrongly accused and dislike for the harsh bill has already been attributed to the recent decline in residency.

Now that the Tea Party has chosen its candidates, moderation of the Tea Party has begun.

A Harvard student has been detained for and has had a hearing set up for his deportation.

Georgia is starting to screen college students for immigration status.

Very detailed opinion on why SB 1070 doesn't work and what American's actually want with regards to immigration laws.

The Justice Department is evaluating the arguments for shooting down the recent Arizona law.