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By Will GrantBBC Americas editorThe bodies of 24 people believed to be illegal migrants have been washed ashore in the Mexican state of Oaxaca. The dead, who were all men, were thought to be trying to get to the United States from Central America. The ...

Military faces a tough task in helping Iraqis seal the frontier with Iran, in an effort to prevent an alleged flow of arms. ZURBATIYA, IRAQ -- About 300 trucks cross the border here every day, ferrying fruit, rugs and building supplies from Iran -- and, ...

WASHINGTON - Security lapses that allowed two men infected with tuberculosis to enter and leave the United States do not pose a serious health threat to people in the country, a top government health official said Friday. In April, U.S. officials were ...

Borders will open its first Paperchase store in the United States in Boston later this month. Paperchase, a London-based stationery shop, has more than 100 stores in the U.K. and was acquired by Borders, Inc. in 2004. More than 300 Borders stores in the ...

Cars Event tickets Jobs Real estate Shop Online degrees MEXICO CITY (AP) - The bodies of two dozen people washed ashore Friday in southern Mexico after emergency officials received reports that a boat carrying Central American migrants capsized in the ...

Text Size : The bodies of two dozen people washed ashore Friday in southern Mexico after emergency officials received reports that a boat carrying Central American migrants capsized in the Pacific Ocean. The corpses have not yet been identified, ...

MEXICO CITY -- The bodies of two dozen people washed ashore Friday in southern Mexico after emergency officials received reports that a boat carrying Central American migrants capsized in the Pacific, officials said. The bodies had not been identified, ...

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(CNSNews.com) - The ACLU and three other organizations have filed lawsuits against the sheriff's department in Otero County, N.M., for violating the civil rights of Latinos during immigration sweeps in September. They claim the officers raided homes ...

Once again, the states are rebelling against Washington. Fed up with dithering in D.C., states are proving that enforcement works. Enforcement not only can prevent illegal immigration, but actually reverse it. Illegal immigrants by the tens of thousands ...