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Border NewsTucson, Arizona | Arizona Daily Star
 Customs would bar some pocketknives' importMORE HEADLINES
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The Star aims to provide context to the immigration debate by analyzing the common rhetoric surrounding illegal immigration. This installment answers the question: "Why don't immigrants just come here legally?"
The effects of border deaths on families, officials and you.
The Star's 4-part series looking at border security, whether it can be done and what it will take.
This series focuses on illegal labor in the home building industry because of its vital role in Tucson's growth.
The Star's two-part series on the business of smuggling children into the United States.
 What you need to know to travel to Nogales, Rocky Point, Guaymas and beyond. Go to guide »»
 StarNet users report wait times at Arizona's five busiest ports. Go to map »»
The U.S.-Mexico border stretches through nearly 2,000 miles of desolate desert and vibrant urban centers. View 360 panoramas from 11 spots along the border.
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