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immigration Articles

• Pritchard Park protest over deportation case

  

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  Bill Rhodes | 12/19/2012

  Around a dozen people protested the deportation hearings of Francisco Hernandez of Marion, asking Sen. Kay Hagan to intervene in the case. (photo by Bill Rhodes)

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• Sign of the times: Billboard campaign aims to promote acceptance of immigrants

  

  Susan Andrew | 12/21/2011

  In the wake of a raid at the Shogun Buffet on Brevard Road that sent 12 immigrant workers to jail earlier this month, a Raleigh-based nonprofit is sponsoring a series of billboards across the state that aim to put a human face on immigration.

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• Thank you for making Asheville diverse and exciting

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  Zoe Taddie | 08/03/2011

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• Bring back the middle class

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  Anderson Long | 08/03/2011

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• No borders

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  Martin Ramsey | 07/20/2011

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• Let's get some straight thinking into immigration

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  Darlene Wright | 07/20/2011

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• Stymied? Me too

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  Gail Caduff-Nash | 07/13/2011

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• Immigration, budget hot topics at CIBO breakfast

  David Forbes | 06/04/2010

  City Council member Cecil Bothwell defended his "Sanctuary City" immigration proposal while city and county officials explained their respective budgets at a Council of Independent Business Owners breakfast this morning. A compilation of live tweets.

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• Sheriff Duncan touts office's efforts on immigration, drug seizures

  

  David Forbes | 09/24/2009

  The Buncombe County Sheriff's Office is pursuing better coordination with Immigration and Customs Enforcement to identify fugitives, Sheriff Van Duncan said today. The office is also stepping up its drug-seizure efforts.

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• Asheville City Council preview: Feb. 10 meeting

  

  Brian Postelle | 02/09/2009

  A potential street closure between Coxe and Ashland avenues has drawn the ire of bicyclers, pedestrians and other greenway proponents. And Mumpower doesn't like Spanish on city signs.

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