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U.S. Customs uses border 'hits' to blame Canada

WASHINGTON'Canada. Conduit. Terror. Three words no Canadian likes to hear in the same sentence. Three words that just keep spilling out of Americans, as they did this week from Janet Napolitano, the Obama administration's homeland security secretary. ...

Bill proposes tough conditions for hiring H-1B workers in US

WASHINGTON- A legislation has been introduced in the US Senate on reforming the H-1B and L1 visa programmes, popular among Indians, under which the American firms looking for skilled foreign professionals are required to make a good faith attempt to ...

US H-1B proposal against free trade principles

NEW DELHI/WASHINGTON- Indias software industry has opposed a US bill that seeks to make it mandatory for American companies to fill vacancies with locals before turning to skilled foreign workers. The stated objective of the bill is to prevent fraud ...

Plan would put troops on US-Mexico border

WASHINGTON - The Pentagon and Homeland Security Department are developing contingency plans to send National Guard troops to the US-Mexican border under a $350 million initiative that would expand the US military's role in the war on drugs, according to ...

US to tighten H-1B visa rules

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Canalis Report: 'Ask a Mexican' columnist Gustavo Arellano takes on immigration issues at panel

O.C. Weekly's Gustavo Arellano refutes stereotypes in his nationally syndicated column, ' iAsk A Mexican!' But the one about the tireless newsman persists. In between his columns, investigative reports and food reviews, Arellano contributes to the L.A. ...

U.S. Contingency Plan Would Deploy National Guard Troops Along Mexican Border: $350 Million Effort Aimed at Drug War

The Pentagon and Homeland Security Department are developing contingency plans to send National Guard troops to the U.S.-Mexican border under a $350 million initiative that would expand the U.S. military's role in the drug war, according to Obama ...

Plus: Trying Again on an H-1B Visa Law

Two U.S. senators are reintroducing legislation aimed at revamping the H-1B visa program for guest workers in the U.S., at a time of rising unemployment and growing evidence that the program has been marred by fraud. Senators Dick Durbin (D-Ill.) and ...

Bill to tighten H-1B rules

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US to make H-1B visas tough

WASHINGTON: Two US senators have introduced a bill to make it tougher for American firms to employ foreign professionals under its H-1B and L1 visa programmes utilised the most by Indians and the Chinese. The bill introduced by Senators Chuck Grassley ...

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