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U.S. Rep. Raul Grijalva, D-Ariz., is upset with CNNs Lou Dobbs for airing segments on the legitimacy of President Barack Obamas birth certificate. Grijalva and Dobbs already disagree on the hot-button issue of immigration, with the Arizona Democrat ...

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'Things are heating up here,' the Rev. John Fife emailed me this week. Fife, along with twelve other Arizona activists, has been charged with littering for putting out life-saving gallon jugs of water along trails where migrants face death. This is ...

Previous Issues Comment The Birthers A bizarre group of people who question Mr. Obama's eligibility to serve as President have now created sufficient noise to get noticed by many news organizations. We have been tracking this group of conspiracy ...

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Bradenton, Fla. (PRWEB) -- MyUS.com today announced discounts for Canadian PayPal customers for its package and mail forwarding service MyUS.com will waive the setup fees and provide a 15 percent discount of up to $10 USD on the first shipment for ...

Appeals court affirms lower court decision, cites lack of 'standing' More H-1B battle The U.S. Court of Appeals in Philadelphia has ruled against the tech workers that have been fighting a federal decision to allow foreign students to work on a student ...

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In a benchmark case dealing with the obligations of hospitals toward uninsured illegal immigrants, a jury in Stuart, Fla., decided Monday that Martin Memorial Medical Center did not act unreasonably when it chartered a plane and repatriated a severely ...

y OfficialWire NewsDesk (OfficialWire) WASHINGTON, DC A former Justice Department lawyer says it's getting harder for people to obtain refugee status in the United States. McClatchy Newspapers reported Sunday attorney Thomas Ragland represents the cases ...

STUART, Fla. --A jury has found a South Florida hospital that quietly chartered a plane and sent a seriously brain injured illegal immigrant back to Guatemala over the objections of his family did not act unreasonably, an attorney for the man's legal ...

WASHINGTON, July 27 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- An upcoming analysis by the Center for Immigration Studies of monthly data collected by the Census Bureau will show that fewer illegal immigrants are coming and more are returning home. The findings also ...

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David Tetrault has noticed a 50% drop in business at his bed and breakfast in Niagara Falls this year and he estimates a chunk of that is the result of new passport regulations at the Canada-U.S. border. 'Our business is probably 30% less just because of ...

Federal regulators, particularly the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services bureau, may be slowing the process of obtaining H-1B visas and green cards by adding to the mounds of paperwork required by applicants, according to immigration attorneys. ...

WASHINGTON -- As Indian firms fight the threat of H-1B restrictions, IT services companies might not leave their fate to politics. In an effort to reduce their need for visas, they may look to increase their presence south of the border. Indian IT firms ...