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BEIJING (Reuters) - Officials in northeast China demolished a memorial to Japanese immigrants to allay a public outcry over its construction last month, state media said on Monday, a sign of lingering anti-Japanese sentiment in the region once occupied ...

BILLINGS, Mont. Dozens of wild mustangs descended from the mounts used by Spanish conquistadors would be rounded up from their mountain range next year and put up for adoption under a plan announced by federal officials. The roundup from Pryor Mountain ...

On July 11-12, US regulators flew to Beijing in part to address the series of financial scandals of Chinese companies listed in America, but failed to agree upon a standard set of cross-border auditing standards with their Chinese counterparts. In an ...

A Polish woman will step off an airplane in Chicago on Monday afternoon with a legal visa in her hand, coming back to live in the United States four years after her deportation sundered her family, in a rare case of the return of an immigrant who was ...

The American Embassy in Colombo Immigrant Visa section will hold presentations on diversity visa lottery in Jaffna, Killinochchi and Anuradhapura. The presentation in Anuradhapura was held Friday while the presentations in Killinochchi and Jaffna were ...

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DOJ files suit against Ala. legislation ...

FALLS CHURCH, Va., Aug. 7, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- The Board of Immigration Appeals, the nation's highest immigration court, has scheduled oral arguments in a case that could have great consequences with respect to American deportation laws. Raymond Lahoud, ...

Of the estimated 120,000 undocumented immigrants in Alabama, most have come from Mexico and Central American countries. They are peach pickers, restaurant workers, chicken processors, farm laborers, landscape and lawn service workers, construction ...

Cost is a key argument in the ongoing debate in New Jersey and across the nation about illegal immigration. But how much do services for undocumented residents really cost? New Jersey Assemblywoman Alison Littell McHose claims that figure is more than $3 ...