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McCain, Kyl take aim at State Department over immigration-law comments

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Senators John McCain and Jon Kyl and other Arizona Republicans are taking aim at Assistant Secretary of State Michael Posner, accusing him of criticizing their state's controversial immigration law to a delegation from China and thereby implying it was as bad as China's pattern of human and civil-rights abuses.

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