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Suspected US strike kills two near Afghan border

A suspected US missile strike killed two people in Pakistan near the Afghan border, officials and a witness said yesterday, as two prominent US senators visited Islamabad amid flaring tensions over the Mumbai attacks in India. The Monday night strike in ...

Pakistan: Suspected US drone kills two near Afghan border

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Mexico opens help line for migrants to Arizona

PHOENIX (Reuters) - The Mexican government has opened a special call center in Arizona to provide a sympathetic ear for citizens caught up in crackdown on illegal immigration in the desert state. Officials at the Mexican consulate in Tucson said they ...

Sweden Unsuccessful Integrating Immigrants

The Swedish welfare state is far from successful when it comes to integrating immigrants into its economy. Among first-generation immigrants from non-industrialized countries, less than half the adults are active in the labor market. Welfare dependency ...

Court Won't Hear Obama Citizenship Case ? but May Soon

the Supreme Court unsurprisingly decided not to hear a case by retired lawyer Leo Donofrio claiming that Obama is not eligible to be president because Obama had dual nationality at birth, so he wasn't a natural born citizen as required under the ...

Obama Citizenship Accusations Come to a Head

As we have reported earlier in our article 'Barack Obama and the Citizenship Scandal,' it has been alleged that Barack Obama is ineligible to become president for two reasons: evidence has come forward that Obama was born in Kenya, not the United States ...

Obama's Plan for Immigration "Reform"

The new administration's Blueprint for Change devotes four pages to most of the political issues it encompasses, but on immigration there are two. But it says enough to know where Obama intends to take the country. Obama opens the section on immigration ...

U.S. retail pain jumps border

Early this fall, suitors were knocking on the door at Linens 'N Things' Canadian subsidiary. Business was steady, even five months after its U.S. parent had collapsed into bankruptcy protection. Today, the company's 40 Canadian stores are being ...

Samoa PM says associate minister's US citizenship restored.

Samoa?s Prime Minister, Tuila?epa Sa?ilele Malielegaoi, has supported the dismissal of immigration criminal charges in the United States against one of his government?s associate ministers, Hans Joachim Keil, and says there is proof of Mr ...

Can Partisanship Save Citizenship?

Public intellectuals don't agree on much. However, in recent years they seemed to nearly unanimously believe that American public life was in terrible shape. Political scientists debated whether voter turnout in national elections was merely stagnant or ...

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