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Arizona Daily Star Border Special Reports Sealing our Border: Why it Won't Work: The Star's 4-part series looking at border security, whether it can be done and what it will take.Go to report »»  Illegal Labor Fix Falls Short: The Star's four-day special series on illegal labor enforcement.Go to report »»  Smuggling children: The Star's two-part series on the business of smuggling children into the United States. Online extras include: audio slide show and interactive map.Go to report »»  Death on the Border: Search our database of illegal immigrants who have died along the borderGo to database »» Buscar en español »»  NAFTA: Road to Riches? Arizona and Sonora after 10 years of free trade. The Gadsden Purchase: From Tucson, Sonora, to Tucson, Arizona: 150 years ago, treaty puts us in the U.S.  24 Hours on the Border: The line in the sand tells stories. Tales of desperation, drugs, deception. Of money paid to cross, of dreams dashed. Of sentinels watching. Go to stories, photos, video »»
 Immigration panel discussion: A panel of local experts assembled by the Arizona Daily Star discusses President Bush's immigration proposal.  Why you need La Perra Flaca: A 2002 special report by Arizona Daily Star staff writer Ignacio Ibarra about illegal immigrants making a living in the shantytown of La Perra Flaca, near Willcox, Ariz.
 Clues from the dead: Bodies found in the desert are often difficult to identify. That's when the Forensic Science Center gets to work.  Our Perilous Public Lands: Caught between the world's rich and poor, Arizona's parks, forests and wildlife refuges along its porous border with Mexico have become America's dangerous doormats.  Marvin's Journey: An immigrant follows the lure of the north.  Trade Secrets: From hotels to hospitals, Tucson firms angle for business from wealthy Mexican consumers to lift the local economy.  Special report: You may not smoke pot, but in Tucson you can't avoid the marijuana trade and the "pot economy."  Special Report: Carmen Duarte's award-winning series is the personal history of one Arizona family's triumph over poverty and hardship. "Nation Divided": The Arizona Daily Star's May 2001 series looks at the border's effect on members of the Tohono O'odham tribe. |
