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  • A Hispanic farm worker harvests Ranunclus flowers in a field in Carlsbad, California on Wednesday, April 24, 2013. The Senate is trying to pass an immigration bill which will allow migrants to stay legally in the United States after Ten Years and a 500.00 fee.

  • A vendor sells items at a stand at the Mexico-U.S. border in Tijuana, Mexico.

  • A woman walks through the United States-Mexico border gate into Tijuana, Mexico on Monday, November 5, 2012.

  • California Minutemen volunteers patrol along the U.S. Mexico Border wall in Campo Calif. The controversial border-watch group has been staked out along parts of the California Border since July 16th in an attempt to stem the flow of illegal immigration and possible terrorist suspects trying to get into the United States.

  • California Minutemen volunteers T.S. McMullen, Middle, and Stewart (last name not given) look over the Border wall for immigrants trying to cross into the United States along the U.S./Mexico Border in Campo Calif. The controversial border-watch group has been staked out along parts of the California Border since July 16th in an attempt to stem the flow of illegal immigration and possible terrorist suspects trying to get into the United States.

  • Pedestrians cross the U.S.-Mexico border into Tijuana, Mexico on Sunday, March 3, 2013. Due to the recent Sequestration cuts, Customs and Border Patrol agents have been given reduced hours leading to longer lines at the World's most busy border crossing.

  • A group of illegal immigrants, walks along a path in the Otay Mesa Mountain Range, just east of San Diego. The immigrants were caught by an elite Border Patrol unit that combs remote parts of the border that are unaccessable to vehicles.

  • A tattered flag flies along the U.S.-Mexico border wall in Campo, CA. President Obama met with leaders along the border in El Paso to state that We have strengthened border security beyond what many believed was possible, and to seeks a bi-partisan plan to deal with border security issues.

  • An opening leading to a wherehouse through a drug tunnel found in Otay Mesa, California. The tunnel, which led from the United States to a small business building in Tijuana, was the most sophisticated tunnel ever found in California and inluded an elevator, wood flooring an lighting .(Photo by Sandy huffaker/Getty Images)

  • A frightened women weeps during a drug sweep by Tijuana Police officers in Colonia Chula Vista in Tijuana, Mexico.

  • Grupo Norteno street musicians wait for customers near Calle Avenida Revolucion in Tijuana, Mexico.

  • An illegal alien waits tobe processed by Border Patrol agents after being apprehended after crossing into the United States in Nogales, Arizona. The Governors of New Mexico and Arizona have declared a state of emergency along the border due to drug trafficking, illegal immigration and terrorism.

  • California Minuteman volunteer Britt Craig rests in his hammock before going on patrol along the U.S./Mexico Border in Campo, Calif. The controversial border-watch group has been staked out along parts of the California Border since July 16th in an attempt to stem the flow of illegal immigration and possible terrorist suspects trying to get into the United States.

  • Dan Edge, who is a member of the Campo Minutemen, peers through a hole in the U.S.-Mexico border wall in Campo, CA. President Obama met with leaders along the border in El Paso to stste that We have strengthened border security beyond what many believed was possible, and to seeks a bi-partisan plan to deal with border security issues.

  • A group of illegal immigrants lay in a detention facility waiting to be processed at the CPB detention Facility in Otay Mesa, California. Since the introduction of Operation Gatekeeper and the events of 9/11, security along the border has tightened along border cities such as San Diego, El Paso and other large cities causing migrants to cross from Mexico into the United States in more remote areas. As a result, an ever increasing number of deaths have been reported and commerce has been severely affected. 2006 was also the year hundreds of thousand Latinos took to the streets across the United States in an effort to show Congress and the President how vital they are to America.

  • A group of Guatemalan immigrants are handed burritos while in a Mexican prison awaiting deportation back to Guatemala in Agua Prieta, Mexico caught by U.S. Border Patrol agents and handed to Mexican police. Since the introduction of Operation Gatekeeper and the events of 9/11, security along the border has tightened along border cities such as San Diego, El Paso and other large cities causing migrants to cross from Mexico into the United States in more remote areas. As a result, an ever increasing number of deaths have been reported and commerce has been severely affected. 2006 was also the year hundreds of thousand Latinos took to the streets across the United States in an effort to show Congress and the President how vital they are to America.

  • Tijuana Police agents in route to a neighborhood to search for illegal contraband during a drug sweep in Colonia Chula Vista in Tijuana, Mexico. Since the introduction of Operation Gatekeeper and the events of 9/11, security along the border has tightened along border cities such as San Diego, El Paso and other large cities causing migrants to cross from Mexico into the United States in more remote areas. As a result, an ever increasing number of deaths have been reported and commerce has been severely affected. 2006 was also the year hundreds of thousand Latinos took to the streets across the United States in an effort to show Congress and the President how vital they are to America.

  • A Homeland Security Special Agent, who chose to remain unidentified, crawls through a drug tunnel found by agents at a wherehouse near the U.S.-Mexico border. Authorities confiscated over 30 tons of Marijuana in the tunnel, which connected to a wherhouse in Tijuana,Mexico, and is one of the largest pot seizures in United States history. (Photo by Sandy Huffaker/Getty Images)

  • Beach-goers with the border wall in back in the Las Playas area of Tijuana, Mexico. Since the introduction of Operation Gatekeeper and the events of 9/11, security along the border has tightened along border cities such as San Diego, El Paso and other large cities causing migrants to cross from Mexico into the United States in more remote areas. As a result, an ever increasing number of deaths have been reported and commerce has been severely affected. 2006 was also the year hundreds of thousand Latinos took to the streets across the United States in an effort to show Congress and the President how vital they are to America.

  • A Migrant worker heads back to his home in McGonigle Canyon after a worship service in Del Mar, Calif. For decades, migrant farmworkers, mostly from Mexico and Latin America, have lived in make-shift homes in Mcgonigle Canyon and are currently being evicted by a development company who has plans to build homes on the land(AP Photo/Sandy Huffaker)

  • R, Oscar Ramos takes a picture of farmworker Pedro Valencia for his greencard application, with Jorge Ladesma R, at a migrant camp in Del Mar, California. Jorge and Oscar, both immigrants from Mexico, who illegaly crossed the border, met 3 years ago while at work at a dry cleaners shop. The couple formed a deep bond through a love of helping other people. On a weekly basis, they aid farmworkers in a local migrant camp, care for an elderly neighbor, and participate in a draq queen show where the proceeds go help the workers in the camps. America has given them the chance to live an openly gay life without fear of persecution and great resources for helping those in need.

  • An illegal immigrant sits in a Border Patrol vehicle after being apprehended in the Otay Mountain Range in Otay Mesa, California. The immigrant was from Oaxaca, Mexico and was caught trying to enter the United States illegally to find work.

  • Left, Jacqueline Huerta caresses her niece Yisell Martinez, while reaching through the border fence, while her Mom Rosalie Martinez holds her, at borderfield State Park.

  • A Mexican National lays out on the beach along the U.S.-Mexico border wall in San Ysidro, California. President Bush will meet with key Senators this week in an effort to persuade them to help pass his immigration reform package which would tighten borders and offer employers more temporary workers as well as provide lawful status to millions of illegal aliens (Photo by Sandy Huffaker/Getty Images)

  • A Hispanic farm worker harvests Ranunclus flowers in a field in Carlsbad, California on Wednesday, April 24, 2013. The Senate is trying to pass an immigration bill which will allow migrants to stay legally in the United States after Ten Years and a 500.00 fee.

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