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This Aug. 27, 2011 photo shows a family walking in the rain on the National Mall in Washington.  (AP Photo/Luis M. Alvarez) 

DC Download: Weekly rewind

Although Congress and the U.S. Supreme Court were on break, this week was packed with plenty of political headlines. Here’s a look at what you might have missed.

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    Conference to focus on immigration law enforcement

    Sheriffs from across the state of Alabama will be meeting at a conference today in Orange Beach. One hot topic at hand is how to deal with the state's

    Sheriffs to be primed on immigration

    Alabama’s controversial immigration law will likely be a hot topic at a conference for Alabama Sheriffs hosted by Baldwin County's Sheriff's Department in

    Locals host DREAM act meeting

    The Ratliff Legal Group along with local Reverend Enrique Escobar will host an informational meeting for undocumented students.  This meeting comes shortly

    Mobile immigration attorney talks DREAM Act

    Mobile immigration attorney Robert Ratliff says a move by President Barack Obama is a great stride in for immigrants, but it also has some flaws.

    Florida suing to check registered voter citizenship status

    Florida Gov. Rick Scott says the state is suing the federal government because it will not allow the state to check the citizenship status of registered

    Hispanic dropout rate soars

    The U.S. Justice Department says Alabama's immigration law has had a "significant and measurable" negative impact on Alabama schoolchildren, especially

    Mass Gov: AL immigration law 'racist'

    The Governor of Massachusetts is ruffling some feathers in Alabama. In a speech on Monday night, Massachusetts Governor Deval Patrick called Alabama’s

    Hearing to discuss immigration law

    A public hearing is underway in front of the Alabama Legislature's Senate Judiciary Committee and it deals with Alabama's tough illegal immigration law and

    Immigration law opponents own hearing

    More than 20 people have spoken at a public hearing on a bill to make changes to Alabama's "toughest in the nation" immigration law.

    Companies fail to comply with E-Verify

    Tens of thousands of Alabama businesses have missed a deadline set by the state's strict immigration law to register with a federal database that lets

    • Alabama Immigration Interactive

    Alabama Immigration Law

    An interactive look at the Alabama immigration law.

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