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WASHINGTON: US President Barack Obama on Wednesday said he is committed to fulfil his election promise of immigration reform, even though his energies are somewhat distracted by other pressing issues of the day. 'We can't continue with a broken ...

MATAMOROS, Mexico (Reuters) - Mexico's congested border into Brownsville, Texas, was uncannily quiet on as news that a toddler who traveled through the crossing has died from swine flu in the United States kept people away. The young Mexican boy became ...

Washington - US President Barack Obama said late Wednesday that there were no plans to close the country's border with Mexico despite a growing swine flu outbreak, but assured the public that his government was doing all it could to contain the threat. ...

Ronald Reagan made history when he stood in front of the Berlin Wall and demanded,'Mr. Gorbachev, tear down this wall!' Reagan's admonition was based on his desire to do what was right for the people of Germany and the world. In time, Reagan's words and ...

', ''); Text size: From the Los Angeles Times After a Mexican toddler being treated in Texas was the first in the U.S. to die of the infection, groups against illegal immigration cite uncontrolled borders as a public health threat. By Howard Witt April ...

'immigration reform' search results 'broken immigration system' search results 'U.S. President Barack Obama' search results WASHINGTON, April 29 (UPI) -- U.S. President Barack Obama said Wednesday the United States cannot continue to condone a broken ...

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WASHINGTON -- President Barack Obama says the United States can't continue with a 'broken' immigration system. He says it's not good for anybody. The president is standing by his support for comprehensive immigration reform that includes an eventual path ...

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Border state politicians in the US have called on the Obama administration to do more to prevent swine flu from entering the United States. A Senate hearing in the US has heard from various politicians who have suggested closing US borders to Mexico and ...

The Canada Border Services Agency is cutting back on overtime staffing across the country just as the United States is increasing its border security measures, sparking concerns among Canadian employees. The move will mean certain delays for people ...

President Barack Obama during his White House press conference, 29 Apr 2009President Barack Obama says he has no plans to close the United States' border with Mexico, despite the swine flu threat. At a White House news conference, the president called ...

President Barack Obama says the United States can't continue with a 'broken' immigration system. He says it's not good for anybody. The president is standing by his support for comprehensive immigration reform that includes an eventual path to ...

An increasing number of U.S. citizens are buying homes in Mexico despite all the recent bad news coming from south of the border. More than 1 million U.S. citizens have established their homes in Mexico, making it the largest American expatriate ...

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CALEXICO, Calif. -- It's a border, not a barrier, yet the money changers on the Mexican side wear rubber gloves and face masks. And 50 feet to the north Raul Martinez changes pesos into dollars with his bare hands, and not a stitch covering a smile that ...

WASHINGTON, April 29 (Xinhua) -- U.S. President Barack Obama said on Wednesday that his health advisors have not recommended closing U.S.-Mexico border. Speaking at a prime-time news conference marking his saying his100th day in office, Obama said ...

PHOENIX (Reuters) - A U.S. Congressman urged the government on Wednesday to restrict travel over the Mexico border to prevent the spread of deadly swine flu, though analysts and local authorities said curbs would be costly and ineffective. Mexico, the ...

The Canadian Border Services Agency is cutting back on overtime staffing across the country just as the United States is increasing its border security measures, sparking concerns among Canadian employees. The move will mean certain delays for people ...

CHENNAI: NASSCOM president Som Mittal said the controversial H-1B visa bill, introduced in the US last week, may not pass muster and tweaking visa norms would only do more harm to an already struggling US economy. ?What the US needs is not tweaking ...