In Maryland, an immigration battle redux

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•Maryland tuition law must be defended \| Baltimore Sun
•In Maryland, an immigration battle redux \| LA Times
•Community Centers Being Neglected In Montgomery County, Advocates Say \| The Examiner
•Religious Leaders Lend Support to Dream Act \| Gazette
•Ethnic unity underplayed in Dream Act success, supporters say \| Gazette
•Important faces in the AIM crowd \| Washington Post
•Inequality is Evident With Flip of a Switch \| Washington Post
•County housing fund expected to double to offset problems with Affordable units \| The Examiner
•Keeping the Faith on Social Issues \| Washington Post
•Md. voters to decide immigrant tuition law \| Washington Post


•Newt needs a lesson about Saul Alinsky \| Chicago Sun-Times
•Opinion: Put Focus on Home Health Care \| Newsday
•In Gilded City, Living Wage Proposal Still Stirs Fears \| New York Times
•Coming Together to Pray, and Also to Find Reduced-Rate Energy Deals \| New York Times
•Churches, synagogues CONECT to join force to fight social ills \| Connecticut Post
•D.C. faith leaders prepare to confront developers \| Washington Post
•Washington Interfaith Network says it will hold D.C. politicians accountable \| Washington Post
•BUILD activists call on business leaders to help city schools. Tax breaks, disparity between downtown development and opportunities for youth at issue \| Baltimore Sun
•Columbia Association to hold woman-only swim times Need grew from county's Muslim community \| Baltimore Sun
•Interfaith group seeks help from banks in housing crisis \| Washington Post