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(FOX News) - Authorities are investigating human remains found at the same US border lake where a Colorado man was reported to have been killed by Mexican drug cartel members last year. A professional fisherman found the skeletal remains on the Mexican ...

US & MEXICO - Earlier this month, a truck-load of portion-controlled lamb T-bones worth approximately US$28,000 were successfully exported from Wisconsin, through the LaredoNuevo Laredo port of entry into Mexico. The Office of Agricultural Affairs ...

Authorities are investigating human remains found at the same U.S. border lake where a Colorado man was reported to have been killed by Mexican drug cartel members last year. A professional fisherman found the skeletal remains on the Mexican side of ...

But in the past five years, the international border here has become a harder, tougher, taller barrier an American Great Wall. Miles of steel fencing now ride the desolate sand dunes west of Calexico, and to the east, giant jack-shaped Normandy ...

More than 11 million passports were issued in the U.S. this year, raising the number of Americans with passports to a record 35%, the State Department says. Some of that rise can be attributed to new rules for travel to Canada, Mexico and the Caribbean. ...

The feds launched a hotline Thursday to help U.S. citizens who get caught up in deportation dragnets and are then wrongly held in immigration detention. The new help-line was established after the American Civil Liberties Union charged earlier this month ...

Girls seeking abortions in New Hampshire must first tell their parents or a judge, employers in Alabama must verify new workers U.S. residency, and California students will be the first in the country to receive mandatory lessons about the ...

The hot line is intended to stem concern over local authorities conducting immigration screenings. The new measures come after reports that American citizens were being held on immigration charges. E-Mail This Add to Del.icio.us ...

(CNN) -- In the latest volley between the federal government and states pushing anti-illegal-immigration laws, the Obama administration announced Thursday it was establishing a new hotline for immigration detainees who feel they "may be U.S. citizens or ...

LOS ANGELES ? Federal immigration officials Thursday announced creation of a telephone hotline to ensure that detainees held by local police are informed of their rights. The U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agency said the toll-free ...