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A common mistake made by many legal permanent residents is that they still apply for naturalization not knowing that they are already US citizens by operation of law. This would end up very costly for the naturalization applicant since the US Citizenship ...

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Pfc. Yuriy Lashchuk, born in Krivoy-Rog, Ukraine, raised his right hand and repeated the Oath of Allegiance to become an American citizen, during a naturalization ceremony at Camp Arifjan, Kuwait on Nov. 9. An infantryman assigned to the 2nd Brigade, ...

Former Stillwater resident Chef Molly Brandt was featuredon Bravo's Top Chef Texas television series in early November.She was left on the bubble after competing with 28 other chefs. Early in the year, former Hudson resident Caleb Hawley ...

Thousands protest Alabama's immigration law in Birmingham, Alabama, June 25, 2011. US rights activists are preparing to stage a nation-wide protest to call for the revocation of newly-enforced anti-immigrant legislation in the State of Alabama. The ...

Home is where Tuwo returns after double shifts as a hibachi chef at a Japanese restaurant. It?s where their 9-year-old daughter Angela?s artwork is tacked to the wall and where their daughter Georgia, 2, receives regular therapy for Down syndrome. Tuwo ...

U.S. Rep. Luis Gutierrez is in Charleston Sunday to hear concerns about the new law that is goes into effect in January. Gutierrez chairs the caucus' task force on immigration. The event will take place at 3 p.m. at the Charleston ILA. The U.S. ...

The idea that America is a fast-food nation dates back at least to 1993, when sociologist George Ritzers influential book, The McDonaldization of Society, was published. Over the decades, however, no writer has arguably done more to focus ...

A suspected militant who blew himself up following a security forces' raid in Karachi was carrying a US and a Pakistani passport. According to a Pakistan Rangers' statement, the dead man, who has been identified as Moeed Abdul Salam, had travelled to ...

Why not? No screening -- absolutely none -- is done of Muslims who immigrate to the U.S. to try to determine whether or not they hold jihadist sentiments. As imperfect as such screening would inevitably be, the fact that there is none is an indication of ...

KARACHI: A suspected militant who blew himself up in southern Pakistan during a raid by security forces was carrying a US and a Pakistani passport, authorities said on Saturday. According to a statement by Pakistans paramilitary Rangers, the dead man has ...

Tags: Indian spiritual guru, Sagarsen Haldar, Immigration fraud New York: An Indian spiritual guru has been found guilty by a federal jury of selling religious worker visas to Indians for over USD 30,000 each to enable them to enter the US fraudulently. ...

WASHINGTON -- In an attempt to invoke the memory and passion of the civil rights movement, a group of Democratic lawmakers will stand in an historic church in Birmingham Monday to help rally opposition to the state's new law that seeks to get tough on ...

PESCADERO -- It was the summer of 1998 when the Rev. Wendy Taylor did something outrageous, something no other white folks in town had ever done before. She sat on the steps of the Pescadero Community Church and greeted the Hispanic farmworkers who ...

When we first introduced you to Rev. James David Manning 15 months ago, the controversial Harlem pastor was making headlines in the New York Times for his provocative sermons attacking Barack Obama. Now, as President Obama marks his first six months in ...

WASHINGTON -- In an attempt to invoke the memory and passion of the civil rights movement, a group of Democratic lawmakers will stand in an historic church in Birmingham Monday to help rally opposition to the state's new law that seeks to get tough on ...

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Msnbc.com continuesits collaboration with Once magazine on the iPad. The following is excerpted from the November issue . Melissa del Bosque, Once Magazine, writes: The steel fence zigs and zagsfrom the Pacific Ocean to the Gulf of Mexico, a ...

New York: An Indian spiritual guru has been found guilty by a federal jury of selling religious worker visas to Indians for over $ 30,000 each to enable them to enter the US fraudulently. Sagarsen Haldar, 31, also known as Gopal Hari Das, identified ...

Source: Tech Web Claims that Indian outsourcer Infosys routinely brought foreign tech workers into the United States on fraudulently obtained H-1B visas must be heard at trial, a federal circuit judge in Alabama has ruled. Infosys, which has denied the ...