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Is there a problem with Drugs and Illegal Immigration from the Mexican Border? YES; however, Diplomatic Relations between the United States and Mexico can turn these economic, and immigration issues into something constructive for both countries, if we ...

Immigration reform would benefit companies such as Confie Seguros, said the new chief executive officer of a broker focused on the fast-growing Hispanic market in the United States. When immigration reform finally takes shape, it would represent "a ...

-- On January 24, the Department of State's Office of Passport Services will launch a 90-day pilot program allowing adult U.S. citizens living in the United States and Canada to apply for a passport card online. By applying online, customers will not be ...

President Barack Obama has recently announced his plans to boost foreign travel and tourism to the United States. In doing this, the President would be boosting the job market and of course the economy. The only question left is: How does he plan on ...

Enlarge Michael Dempsey/The Jersey Journal Carmen Pereira, of Union City, consoles her son Nelson Pereira, 10, at their apartment in Union City on December 5, 2011. Their father Jose Pereira Sr. was taken away by immigration officials and could be ...

It now seems that the President of the United States, Barack Obama, has recently announced a brand-new strategy to boost foreign travel and tourism to the United States. By doing this, the President hopes to boost the job market and of course the ...

The White House Friday released a first-ever national strategy for combating drug trafficking along the US northern border, placing particular emphasis on strengthening the capabilities of Native... ...

- Like this? Subscribe to get instant updates. On Friday, Rasmussen Reports released the results of a national telephone survey which found that 61 percent of Likely Voters agree that if a police officer pulls someone over for a traffic violation, the ...

AM MST JERSEY CITY, N.J. Josue Rafael Orellana Garcia fled his impoverished neighborhood in Honduras for the United States as a teen to escape what began as teasing over his disabilities and escalated into what his mother said were threats to kill ...

A group of India [ Images ]n American IT-professionals have asked US Senators to support a key immigration-reform legislation, which if passed would drastically reduce the 'Green Card' waiting period for highly-skilled workers from countries like India ...