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Early one morning last June, fully two hours before his appointment, Mustafa Salih arrived at a federal office here in the Washington, D.C., suburbs. He wore the new suit he had bought for the occasion. A friend, accompanying him, carried a camera to ...

By Read the Original Article at // targetAction rating 0 ) else U.S. and Mexican agencies will work together to build a voice, data, and video network that will be used for cross-border public safety and law enforcement. An agreement signed this week ...

On his recent trip to Mexico, President Barack Obama held out hope for action on a comprehensive immigration bill -- but perhaps not this year. 'I would anticipate that, before the year is out, we will have draft legislation along with sponsors ...

Clothing company American Apparel Inc. said Thursday it is terminating about 1,500 employees at its Los Angeles operations after a government investigation into workers' immigration status. The federal government has recently shifted its attention in ...

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Mexico's interior secretary says escalating violence along the U.S. border is a reaction to the country's crackdown on organized crime. The border region is plagued by violence as drug cartels fight turf wars over valuable smuggling routes, including the ...

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A relative reacts after arriving at a crime scene where 17 patients were killed at a rehabilitation center in the border city of Ciudad Juarez September 2, 2009. About a dozen hooded gunmen burst into a Mexican rehabilitation clinic near the U.S. border ...

American workers may wish to invest in education while waiting for government help. Written by Chris Smith The employment figures for August will be released today by the Bureau of Labor Statistics, and the figures are likely to be similar to those we ...

Central and western Europe's first farmers weren't crafty, native hunter-gatherers who gradually gave up their spears for seeds, a new study says. Instead, they were experienced outsiders who arrived on the scene around 5500 B.C. with animals in towand ...

Dressed in period costumes, from left, a slave, a Civil War soldier, a physician and Mrs. George Washington, held up placards that spelled out the oath the children took. (CNSNews.com/Penny Starr) (CNSNews.com) ? Fifty-eight children from 26 countries ...

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Bishop William F. Murphy of Rockville Centre, chairman of the Committee on Domestic Justice and Human Development of the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB), has issued a Labor Day statement that reviews the teaching of Pope Benedicts ...

Mexico's new drug use law worries U.S. police Feds announce $30 million in grants to border agenciesThe slow march toward interoperable communications Related Resource: Related content sponsored by: MEXICO CITY ? Mexico and the U.S. are creating a ...

Alan Bersin reveals the Obama administration?s plan to invest more in Mexico?s broken judicial and law enforcement systems once violence is under control. Bersin is the Assistant Secretary for International Affairs and Special Representative for ...

MEXICO CITY -- Mexico and the U.S. are creating a trans-border communications network that will help police on both sides fight crime and violence. A U.S. State Department official says secure voice, data and video channels, costing about $7 million on ...

Deferred Action Authorized for Certain Spouses and Children WASHINGTON - U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) today issued guidance on requesting deferred action for surviving spouses of U.S. citizens who died before the second anniversary ...

Alan Bersin reveals the Obama administration?s plan to invest more in Mexico?s broken judicial and law enforcement systems once violence is under control. Bersin is the Assistant Secretary for International Affairs and Special Representative for ...

CIUDAD JUAREZ, Mexico (Reuters) - About a dozen hooded gunmen burst into a Mexican rehabilitation clinic near the U.S. border on Wednesday, lining up patients before killing 17 of them. Drug gangs have targeted rehab clinics in the manufacturing city of ...