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When we first introduced you to Rev. James David Manning 15 months ago, the controversial Harlem pastor was making headlines in the New York Times for his provocative sermons attacking Barack Obama. Now, as President Obama marks his first six months in ...

ATLANTA, GA?LAING YANG, 37, of Duluth, Georgia was sentenced today by United States District Judge Timothy C. Batten to serve 5 years in federal prison on charges of conspiring to harbor illegal aliens. United States Attorney David E. Nahmias said, ...

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The Obama administration is considering allowing Israel to complete hundreds of existing West Bank construction projects, and in return Jerusalem would have to accept American dictates on final borders, the East Jerusalem newspaper Al Quds reported on ...

Online LONDON: Former president Pervez Musharraf has said sending US troops to Pakistan will be but an unproductive move adding he does not recommend that US troops are dispatched to operate inside Pakistan borders as this will not only run counter to ...

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(JERUSALEM) An Israeli immigration official says an American fugitive has left Israel and returned to the United States. It is believed that white supremacist Micky Louis Mayon of Steelton, Pennsylvania, was deported, but the immigration official would ...

the Obama Administration announced plans to revise the Memorandums of Agreement (MOAs) that are negotiated under section 287(g) of the Immigration and Naturalization Act (INA). The section 287(g) program is designed to allow state and local law ...

BEN-GURION AIRPORT, Israel (Reuters) - Israel extradited a suspect to the United States on firearms charges on Sunday, despite his denial he belonged to the white supremacist Ku Klux Klan. 'No. I'm not. I'm not affiliated with any group whatsoever,' a ...

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When Ledger-Enquirer reporter Lily Gordon wrote a short story Monday afternoon about a U.S. Army major filing a suit in federal court to stop his deployment to Afghanistan, she was not prepared for the reaction. The article sparked the highest volume of ...

Host Liane Hansen speaks with Michael Kostelnik, assistant commissioner for air and marine operations at U.S. Customs and Border Patrol, about unmanned drone surveillance along the Canadian border. ...

As can be expected with a new administration in Washington, there has been a stream of reports, studies, and recommendations on how to fix the nation's broken immigration system penned by think-tanks, NGOs, advocacy groups and the like since President ...

Thousands of immigration petitioners believe that simply because you are a U.S. citizen or a lawful permanent resident (LPR), you can petition an eligible relative. As I have been repeatedly telling clients and saying on radio, that is not enough. You ...

WASHINGTON - Judy Rickard took an early retirement and a reduced pension so she could be assured of more time with her partner, a British citizen whose stays in the United States are limited to six months. Rickard, 61, would have preferred to keep ...

US officials should have given a Muslim scholar a chance to show he was no supporter of terrorism before barring him from the country, a federal appeals court ruled on Friday. Tariq Ramadan, a professor sympathetic to Palestinian resistance to Israel, ...

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WASHINGTON_Judy Rickard took an early retirement and a reduced pension so she could be assured of more time with her partner, a British citizen whose stays in the U.S. are limited to six months. Rickard, 61, would have preferred to keep working at San ...

Editor's Note: Foreign battered women who want to start a new life in the United States have finally a chance to do that through asylum, thanks to the Obama administration revising asylum laws, reports NAM health editor Viji Sundaram. Calling it one of ...

On a cloudless afternoon in northern Sonora, migrants and drug runners lounge in equal numbers under scattered mesquite trees, playing cards or sipping water. The sun climbs high and the temperature rises well over 100 degrees Fahrenheit. In such heat, ...