Most eligible for Obama undocumented program already working

By Susan Ferriss

Aug. 15 start date for undocumented youths ages 15 to 30 to apply for deportation reprieve

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Senator mistakenly says marriage quickly legalizes young immigrants

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Rep. Gutierrez meets on Capitol Hill with families torn apart by 1996 immigration law

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"… mmigration adviser, however, did issue a strong attack on the DACA program.Kris Kobach, Kansas’ Republican Secretary of State, called the program “illegal” …"

Secretaries of state lead charge for strict voter requirements

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Activist state election officers are changing the role of a traditionally non-partisan job.

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Club 100: Over 100 Americans gave more than $100,000 to state political parties

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Daily Disclosure: Republicans say Americans bummed out by Obama

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"… ef election official.The most aggressive of this new group are Republicans Kris Kobach, 46, of Kansas and Scott Gessler, 47, of Colorado.They have been leaders i …"

Romney balancing act on undocumented youth getting harder

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A Romney adviser files suit, on eve of convention, to stop Obama's youth program for temporary reprieve from deportation and work permits.

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Romney visits food bank in fire-stricken Colorado

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Issa wants to know if Dems are raising dollars for super PACs

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Dark-horse presidential candidates berate role of money in politics

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PAC profile: Citizens for a Working America PAC

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Excerpts from this story referencing "Kris Kobach":

"… one of Romney’s informal immigration advisers, Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach, filed a lawsuit against Obama’s new program on behalf of 10 immigration …"