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3 Jan 2012:
David A Love: What does it mean that just a handful of counties, mostly in the South, are responsible for the majority of executions in the US?
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16 Dec 2011:
Laws in Arizona and Alabama have given bigots with badges a licence to go after Latinos and the poor
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13 Dec 2011:
Rule that requires proof of citizenship when registering mobile homes 'leaves immigrants between a rock and a hard place'
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2 Dec 2011:
Judge drops charges against Japanese Honda executive Ichiro Yada trapped by Alabama's tough new anti-immigration laws
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21 Nov 2011:
Archived article casts light on journalistic failures 50 years ago
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10 Nov 2011:
Rhode Island's debts have been woefully underestimated, with alarming consequences for cities across the US, says report
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9 Nov 2011:
County commissioners vote four to one to file for bankruptcy after it ran up $3.14bn of debt on a new sewage works
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21 Oct 2011:
Discriminatory practices outlawed in 1875 still rife across the US south, lawyers allege in new class action
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20 Oct 2011:
Campaigners accuse Alabama of engaging in government-assisted suicide, and questions mental health of inmate
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14 Oct 2011:
Alabama house speaker says state will not be 'sanctuary for illegal aliens' as appeals court upholds police detention provision
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14 Oct 2011:
The day before harsh new laws came into effect, Brian Cash had 65 Hispanic men picking tomatoes. Now he has none
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14 Oct 2011:
Court temporarily rejects provision that would allow schools to check migrant status of students – but final decision to come
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