5 Things To Watch For In Trump’s Immigration Speech

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5 things to watch for in Trump’s immigration speech
By Ben Kamisar
Donald Trump heads to Arizona Wednesday for a pivotal immigration speech that could put to rest weeks of uncertainty.
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Trump to Mexico Wednesday for private meeting with president
By Harper Neidig and Rafael Bernal
Donald Trump says he will meet with Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto on Wednesday, hours ahead of a high-profile immigration speech the GOP nominee is scheduled to give in Arizona.
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Trump softens rhetoric in pitch to black voters
By Jonathan Easley
Donald Trump adopted a softer tone in his outreach to black voters at a rally in Washington state on Tuesday night after coming under criticism for describing African-Americans as living in “war zones” and squalor.
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Polls tighten in presidential race
By Jonathan Easley
Donald Trump is gaining some ground on Hillary Clinton in the polls, leaving the Democrat with a smaller lead heading into the crucial month of September.
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McCain survives primary challenge
By Lisa Hagen
Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.) is projected to win his Senate primary as he seeks to win a sixth term.
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Murphy wins Fla. Senate primary, setting up showdown with Rubio
By Lisa Hagen
Rep. Patrick Murphy (D-Fla.) is projected to win Florida’s Senate Democratic primary after one of the wildest primaries in the nation, riding the support of national Democrats to beat Rep. Alan Grayson’s (D-Fla.) controversial, bomb-throwing campaign.
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Wasserman Schultz wins primary against Sanders-backed challenger
By Cristina Marcos
Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz (D-Fla.), the embattled former Democratic National Committee chairwoman, defeated a primary challenger who was hoping for a boost from the presidential campaign and support of Bernie Sanders.
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Deportations under Obama could hit 10-year low
By Rafael Bernal
The number of undocumented immigrants deported by President Obama is falling and could hit a 10-year low in 2016 just as the issue heats up in this year’s presidential race.
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White House announces new money to fight opioid epidemic
By Peter Sullivan
The Obama administration on Wednesday announced $53 million in grants to states to help fight the epidemic of opioid abuse.
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Weaker corporate profits cost states millions
By Reid Wilson
Declining corporate profits are causing states to lower their revenue estimates ahead of the new fiscal year, as federal forecasters predict American corporations will earn even less money next year.
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The Washington Post: Trump sets up a high-risk moment on immigration
By Jose A. DelReal, Sean Sullivan and Jenna Johnson
The GOP nominee, who launched his campaign by railing against Mexican immigrants, now is caught between appeasing his staunchest supporters or attempting to appeal to moderates.
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The Associated Press: Questions Trump may tackle in anticipated immigration speech
By Jill Colvin
After an unexpected visit to Mexico on Wednesday, Donald Trump is set to deliver a much-anticipated speech on immigration in Arizona. He’ll do so under pressure to clarify where he stands on the finer points of an issue that’s defined his campaign for president.
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The Wall Street Journal: Some Democrats press Clinton to end ties to foundation
By Peter Nicholas and Laura Meckler
Allies of the Democratic nominee say steps taken so far don’t go far enough to prevent appearance of undue influence by donors.
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Bloomberg: Clinton may rely on executive orders more than Obama if she wins
By Sahil Kapur
Facing potential gridlock, Clinton is campaigning on promises to take far-reaching and legally contentious unilateral actions.
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The New York Times: Stumping for Hillary Clinton, Obama will urge his supporters to get out the vote
By Gardiner Harris
The president’s task is not to try to persuade independents or Republicans that they should choose Mrs. Clinton, but to urge young voters and African-Americans to turn out.
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