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Chris Fields calls Keith Ellison a reverse racist

See Also: Chris Fields: "Keith Ellison is militantly anti-America" Chris Fields says Keith Ellison isn't doing enough for black people With the election inching closer, GOP-endorsed Congressional candidate Chris Fields is upping the attack rhetoric, now accusing Keith Ellison of "reverse racism" ... More >>

Chris Fields: I didn't call Keith Ellison a reverse racist in "reverse racism" ad

Chris Fields calls Keith Ellison a reverse racist Chris Fields says Keith Ellison isn't doing enough for black people I wasn't very surprised when I came into work this morning to find I already had three voicemails. Two hangups and one message, all from the same caller: Chris Fields, the GOP-endo ... More >>

The revolution won't be deported

If legal remedies are exhausted, it's time to take to the streets

Somali immigrant visa petitions stalling over identity paperwork

Local immigration attorneys are up in arms over the United States embassy in Nairobi's refusal to issue certain visas to Somali applicants. At issue are I-130 applications by Somalis in America, which are petitions to bring over family members. United States Customs and Immigration Services has to ... More >>

Chris LaRiche, the "Lothario Notario," scammed almost 900 immigrants, prosecutors allege

​This week's cover story, "The Lothario Notario," reveals how a local man allegedly scammed undocumented immigrants with false promises of citizenship.Mario Alberto Martinez-Alanis used the fake name "Chris LaRiche" and promised to get jobs and legal status for undocumented immigrants who came to ... More >>

Return to Sender

What Would Comprehensive Immigration Reform Look Like If the Feds Got Off Their Duffs?

The Feds Bury Border Patrol Abuses of Immigrants, But What's Been Unearthed Reveals a Culture of Cruelty

Operation Streamline: An immigration boondoggle

Project Costs Millions, Tramples the Constitution, Treats Migrants Like Cattle, and Doesn't Work

Asylum Denied

Only a fraction of Mexicans get U.S. asylum

Seized: Inside the brutal world of America's kidnapping capital

Part of the Amongst Us series

Badlands

From Ground Zero of the Immigration Crisis Along the Mexican Border

The Crucifixion of Juarez

On the front line of the U.S. war on drugs, a Mexican city bleeds to death

Seng Her sentenced, admits she smuggled elephant parts into U.S.

The St. Paul woman faced a maximum 20 years in prison, but according to a plea deal, she was sentenced to just one.

Marijuana steadily creeps toward legalization

Is D.C. finally ready to let us toke up?

Bachmann opposed funding TSA explosives detection gear, training

The 2010 Department of Homeland Security Appropriations Act funds a range of programs related to air transportation safety.

Chico and the Man

Meet Chico, a narcotics-sniffing German Shepherd and subject of a ubiquitous Associated Press non-story.

Willmar raid nets lawsuit

Atun Alba:

Cocaine, Tuna, and Free Trade