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Jin Kyu at 22Jin Kyu Robertson has come a long way since she immigrated to the United States as a housemaid when she was 22. Since then, she rose to the rank of major in the U.S. army and completed a doctorate at Harvard University. Jin Robertson says ...

One of the worst messes facing the Obama administration is the disgraceful state of the federal government's immigration detention centers. There are 350 of these centers around the country, housing almost 30,000 men, women and even children waiting for ...

SACRAMENTO, CALIF. - An American fugitive accused in a $100-million (U.S.) mortgage fraud was caught at the Canadian border after taking a taxi from Toronto with $1-million in Swiss bank certificates and $70,000 stuffed in his shoes, authorities said ...

Pedro Pablo slowly folds up his American flag blanket and stuffs it in his duffel bag. With it goes his American dream. 'I left my family and lost four years with them. I will ask them to forgive me,' he said. Pablo is an illegal immigrant from ...

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CIUDAD JUAREZ, Mexico - A drug gang has kidnapped and killed six people near a town in the U.S.-Mexican border region, prompting a series of gun battles with soldiers that left 15 others dead. The violence started when gunmen kidnapped nine alleged ...

NEW DELHI: Software exporter Infosys which has sizeable onsite employee base in the US said the latest amendment to the H-1B visa rules for the country will not be applicable to it. 'We believe the amendments are restricted to the US companies which ...

Knox & Co., an investment bank for middle-market and cross-border mergers and acquisitions, acted as financial advisor to Minebea Co. and NMB, Inc., its U.S. subsidiary, for the acquisition of myonic Holding GmbH, of Leutkirch, Germany. Minebea, ...

Some states, cities and counties that plunged into the immigration debate are having second thoughts. In Texas, Alabama and elsewhere, lawmakers have repealed or modified measures that cracked down on illegal immigrants or made English the official ...

Some states, cities and counties that plunged into the immigration debate are having second thoughts. In Texas, Alabama and elsewhere, lawmakers have repealed or modified measures that cracked down on illegal immigrants or made English the official ...