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Immigration Daily: the news source for legal professionals. Free! Join 17000+ readers Enter your email address here: Every year, millions of people seek to immigrate to the United States, and with good reason: Opportunities to improve their lives abound ...

College Campus News reports 'While thousands of college students will spend their spring break at the beach, a group of students taking an immigration history course, US-Mexico Borderlands, will be exploring the migration route between the two countries, ...

News 18:20 WORLD: US immigration agent 'demanded sex for green card'view list21/03/08A federal immigration official who was recorded demanding sex from a young Colombian woman in exchange for a green card has been arrested on corruption charges, ...

A federal immigration official who was recorded demanding sex from a young Colombian woman in exchange for a green card was arrested on corruption charges, prosecutors said Friday.The woman, who is married to an American citizen, said she gave in to one ...

Employers can't hedge their bets this year by filing multiple applications for H-1B visas for the same job candidate, according to new interim rules published Wednesday by federal immigration officials. To ensure fair distribution of the sought-after ...

Editor's note: This is the second of a two-part series looking at 'non-citizens' serving in the U.S. military. Jeffrey Jamaleldine took a bullet to his chin that blew out much of his jaw and nearly killed him while deployed in Iraq last year. The ...

The World Bank announced this week in its New Migration and Remittances Factbook 2008 that the top five recipients of migrant remittances in 2007 were India, China, Mexico, the Philippines and France. The United States was also the top immigration ...

PARKVILLE, Md. State police arrested 44-year-old Walter Abbott on Tuesday. Charging documents say Abbott sent an e-mail that morning to O'Malley's official Web site stating he would kill the governor by strangling him. Abbott's wife Linda told The ...

Alison Flood Borders US has been hit by the failure to fully dispose of its international businesses forcing it to borrow cash from investor Pershing Square Capital Management. Full-year results put out by the US giant bookseller also revealed that it ...

Editor's note: Here are some entries from Greg Siskind's blog. LAWRENCE TYNES - NFL FOOTBALL PLAYER NFL week continues here following one of the greatest Super Bowls in the 42 year history of the championship game. The New York Giants won perhaps the ...

Borders Group Inc., the second-largest U.S. bookstore chain, put itself up for sale yesterday and halted its dividend. Chief executive officer George Jones said the retailer was unable to borrow money to remodel stores and pay for new technology. Shares ...

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Companies seeking visas for highly skilled immigrants will be restricted to one application for each job candidate, according to a new federal regulation. U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services announced yesterday that it would prohibit employers from ...

SAN FRANCISCO ? The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) published a new policy on H-1B work visa applications on Wednesday as they prepare for expected flood of applications on April 1st, the first day that USCIS accepts applications for ...

The United States U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) has proposed a provisional rule that prohibits US employers from making multiple application for potential employees under the employer sponsored visa which is also known as the H-1B ...

US helping Egypt build border fence on Gaza frontier: American officials have agreed to a $23 million aid package from which most will go towards purchasing technology to prevent the fence from being perforated and for locating underground smuggling ...

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DETROIT - Borders Group Inc., America's second-largest bookseller, said Thursday it may put itself up for sale and has lined up $42.5 million in financing to help the chain continue operations. Borders, which has lost market share to online retailers and ...

MOSCOW: Russia has charged two brothers with dual Russian-U.S. citizenship on charges of gathering secret information aimed at giving foreign oil companies a competitive advantage, the Federal Security Service said Thursday. The service said one of the ...