Hispanics rise in Phoenix
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Sun, Aug 17, 2008 (2:03 a.m.)
Like its namesake the mythical bird, which rose to life anew from its ashes, some might argue the city of Phoenix is also being reborn -- with a growing Hispanic population that is emerging from the political fire of strong immigration enforcement. Find more coverage here.
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