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CHULA VISTA, Calif. -- Federal investigators scrambled Friday to find whoever shot a U.S. Border Patrol agent in the head in an unusually violent attack within the U.S. that has left a baffling trail of evidence. Agent Robert Rosas, a 30-year-old, ...

American businesses overwhelmed by patchwork of immigration laws WASHINGTON, D.C.?The U.S. Chamber of Commerce?s National Chamber Litigation Center (NCLC) today will urge the U.S. Supreme Court to take up its case challenging the constitutionality of ...

By William Fisher NEW YORK, Jul 24 (IPS) - Duarnis Perez, a native of the Dominican Republic, became a U.S. citizen at 15 when his mother was naturalised. But he didn't know that meant he was also a citizen. He thought he was an illegal immigrant, and ...

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Botched UK Policies, Rampant Immigration?Not Afghan Peasants?A Real Threat to Britain From the British News Service Third World immigration and twisted British foreign policy are the primary causes of the terrorist threat to Britain, and not peasants ...

Microsoft Chairman Bill Gates criticized U.S. policies on data privacy and immigration Friday in a speech to the Transforming India through Technology conference in New Delhi, India. Microsoft will work with India on a national computer identity-card ...

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The Obama administration has moved to grant political asylum to foreign women who suffer severe physical or sexual abuse from which they are unable to escape because it is part of the culture of their own countries. The decision, made evident in a court ...

The Pew Hispanic Center released an analysis of census data from both the Mexican and U.S government today that revealed a radical decrease in the influx of Mexican immigrants to the United States. According to the study, the number of immigrants ...

Federal agency prepares to deport immigrant inmates BOLEY ? Illegal immigrant inmates turned over to U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement could be in their home countries by next week, federal officials said. The state Corrections Department ...

NEW DELHI, India In a far-ranging speech Friday, Bill Gates criticized the American governments policy on immigration and data privacy, predicted giant leaps in technology in the near future and explained why he had to shut down his Facebook page. ...

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Microsoft chairman Bill Gates said Friday that that the U.S. could jeopardize its prospects for economic growth if it imposes stricter limits on the number of skilled immigrants allowed to enter the country each year. 'The U.S. Congress is tough on ...

Microsoft Chairman Bill Gates warned that the may get tougher but he also advocated for free exchange of talent. 'US Congress is very tough on immigration in general. That's unfortunate. What about making an exception for few smart people... Free ...

The House Oversight and Government Reform Committee held a hearing today, Thursday, July 23, on the E-Verify system, and lawmakers touched on the subject of mandating worker background checks using E-Verify. E-Verify is free to employers, and more than ...

New Delhi (PTI): Microsoft non-executive Chairman Bill Gates on Friday warned that the U.S. immigration laws may get tougher but he also advocated for free exchange of talent. 'U.S. Congress is very tough on immigration in general. That's unfortunate. ...

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U.S. existing home sales rise for third straight month U.S. accession to amity treaty aims at regaining interests in Southeast Asia Former Indian president yet to receive personal apology from U.S. air company U.S. airliner apologizes to former Indian ...