Ken Ellingwood

Los Angeles Times

Guest

Mexico City Correspondent, and former Jerusalem Correspondent, for the Los Angeles Times; author of Hard Line: Life and Death on the US-Mexico Border, about US government efforts to stem illegal immigration

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"Data from both sides of the border suggest that illegal immigration from Mexico is already in fast retreat."

Mexicans in Santa Ana Move Back to Mexico

"Data from both sides of the border suggest that illegal immigration from Mexico is already in fast retreat."

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Secretary of State Hillary Clinton is in Mexico today to shore up relations with Mexican President Felipe Calderón at a time when US relations with Mexico have never been more…

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