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A group of Indian American IT professionals have asked US Senators to support a key immigration reform legislation, which if passed would drastically reduce the "Green Card" waiting period for highly skilled workers from countries like India and China. ...

AM MST JERSEY CITY, N.J. Josue Rafael Orellana Garcia fled his impoverished neighborhood in Honduras for the United States as a teen to escape what began as teasing over his disabilities and escalated into what his mother said were threats to kill ...

It is not often that unions, which tend to be Democrat-friendly, stand up to the liberal Obama administration. But that is what has happened at the union that represents thousands of federal deportation officers. The administration has ordered the ...

Two wanted Al-Qaeda leaders killed by U.S. drone attacks are believed to have travelled from Britain to launch terrorist attacks against the West. One, Aslam Awan, studied in Manchester but joined an Islamic terror cell then went to Afghanistan to fight ...

Pages: 1 2 3 > display on one page | Print | E-mail JERSEY CITY Josue Rafael Orellana Garcia fled his impoverished neighborhood in Honduras for the United States as a teenager, to escape what began as teasing over his disabilities and escalated into ...

ATLANTA It?s unclear whether farmers in Georgia and Alabama will face a shortage of workers owing to tough new laws targeting illegal immigration, but some producers said they have begun changing their plans for planting and harvesting this year?s crops. ...

JERSEY CITY, N.J. ? Josue Rafael Orellana Garcia fled his impoverished neighborhood in Honduras for the United States as a teenager, to escape what began as teasing over his disabilities and escalated into what his mother said were threats to kill him if ...

Josue Rafael Orellana Garcia fled his impoverished neighborhood in Honduras for the United States as a teenager, to escape what began as teasing over his disabilities and escalated into what his mother said were threats to kill him if he did not join a ...

- Like this? Subscribe to get instant updates. On Saturday, the health secretary of Mexico's Federal District, Armando Ahued told the press that a recent outbreak of A(H1N1) swine flu has killed two people (ages 19 and 21). The deaths occurred early this ...

Josue Rafael Orellana Garcia fled his impoverished neighborhood in Honduras for the United States as a teenager, to escape what began as teasing over his disabilities and escalated into what his mother said were threats to kill him if he did not join a ...

Presidential candidate Rick Santorum signaled his disagreement with the U.S. bishops recommended immigration reforms, in an interview on Iowa Public Television. If we develop the program like the Catholic bishops suggested we would be creating a ...

A recent study by the National Foundation for American found nearly half of the top 50 venture-funded companies in America had at least one immigrant founder, while 76 percent of the companies had one or more immigrants in a key management or product ...

President Obama is to streamline the visa process for some nationalities to make it easier for them to visit the US. Announcing his plans at Walt Disney World in Florida yesterday, he said he wants to reduce the time it takes for travellers from China ...

Barack Obama on Thursday signed an executive order set to dramatically reduce visa processing time and revolutionise the tourist trade for retailers in the United States. The new visa rules will encourage tourists from fast growing countries such as ...

ANIMAS, N.M. -- The U.S. Border Patrol Friday announced it is building an outpost in New Mexico's Bootheel, one of the last unguarded regions between the United States and Mexico. It's an unforgiving terrain where Geronimo made his last stand. Today, it ...

Detroit Sgt. Eren Stephens stands next to one of four boxes containing about 800 marijuana plants that were seized from a large building on Detroit's east side, Thursday, Jan. 19, 2012. Officers found a marijuana-growing operation inside the building. ...

A significant number of undocumented immigrants in the United States initially enter lawfully as tourists and then fall out of status by overstaying. There are also a significant number who entered without valid visas or used the wrong visas and now find ...

Algiers (Algeria) January20, 2011(SPS) the Republic of Cuba, Thursday evening, presented 530 tons of sugar as a humanitarian aid for the Saharawi refugees, according to Saharawi embassy in Algiers. The Ambassador of Cuba in Algeria, Emilio Rodriguez, ...

- Like this? Subscribe to get instant updates. The Chief of the U.S. Border Patrol, David Aguilar, repeated over and over, "You are NOT immigration officers." While lamenting the disinterest in the Obama Administration for border security and immigration ...

ATLANTA It's unclear whether farmers in Georgia and Alabama will face a shortage of workers due to tough new laws targeting illegal immigration, but some producers said they have begun changing their plans for planting and harvesting this year's ...