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Don?t get too excited over that headline. First, the soldiers being trained to secure the border aren?t US soldiers. And the soldiers who are being trained will secure the Iran-Iraq border, not the U.S.-Mexico border. While military officials ...

CIUDAD JUAREZ, Mexico ? Mexico is sending thousands more troops and federal police to the country's most violent city, where law and order is on the brink of collapse in a war between gangs supplying drugs to the United States. The army said on ...

CIUDAD JUAREZ, Mexico ? Rampaging organized crime syndicates thumbed their noses at reinforced security measures in northern Mexico, killing 20 people overnight, authorities said Thursday. Six of the killings in Chihuahua state were committed in Ciudad ...

MEXICO CITY Mexico blames Americans for arming the world's most powerful drug cartels, a complaint supported Friday by a U.S. government report that found nearly all of Mexico's escalating drug killings involved weapons from north of the border. ...

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OTTAWA - U.S. Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano sought to reassure Canadians on Friday that a recent review of U.S-Canada border security was simply a fact-finding exercise, not necessarily a prelude to tougher border measures. In an unusual ...

Los Angeles police are searching for a man posing as a federal immigration agent who handcuffed, abducted and robbed a man near downtown, authorities said. The phony Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent, wearing a bulletproof vest and a sidearm, ...

MEXICO CITY, Feb 27 (Reuters) - Mexicans living abroad sent 11.88 percent less money home in January than they did in the same month a year ago, the central bank said on Friday. Mexicans living abroad sent home $1.572 billion in January, the bank said. ...

BANGALORE: Top Indian tech firms such as TCS, Infosys and Wipro, apart from scandal-hit Satyam Computer Services, received maximum number of H-1B work permits last year, as these companies sent more professionals to the US in order to serve customers ...

Washington Janet Napolitano, the new Secretary of Homeland Security, admitted yesterday that she knew little about Canada-U.S. border issues but sought to allay Canadian fears that the Obama administration intended to further thicken the frontier in ...