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The easiest card to get will be a secured card. You will have to deposit the money that your line of credit is for. It stinks, but it will help rebuild your credit history.
If you have no credit, check with your current financial institution. A lot of banks will approve a low limit card if you have a positive relationship with them.
If you're a student with no credit, most major issuers offer student cards that are pretty much an guaranteed approval with proof of enrollment (Citigroup, JPMorgan Chase, etc).
If you have bad credit, a secured card is the better way to go. There's a few unsecured cards that will approve practically anyone, such as First Premier or Credit One (not Capital One, different companies), but their fees and rates are outrageous and not at all worth it (set up fee, monthly fee, annual fee, etc).
This is a nice website to apply for Credit Cards depending on the type you want.
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