BOSTON — The late Massachusetts U.S. Sen. Edward Kennedy has been awarded Mexico's highest honor for his lifelong support of immigrants and Mexican-Americans. Mexican President Felipe Calderon (fay-LEE'-pay kahl-duh-ROHN') on Thursday presented the Order of the Aztec Eagle to Kennedy's widow, Vicki, in Washington, D.C. Kennedy's longtime Senate colleagues John Kerry of Massachusetts and Christopher Dodd of Connecticut also were present. The award honors heads of state and other foreign dignitaries for distinguished service to Mexico or to humankind.