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WASHINGTON?Various media outlets reported that the Mexican government has placed tariffs on 90 American agricultural and manufactured exports as payback for the United States Congress?s recent decision to officially cease the cross-border trucking ...

By Diana Furchtgott-Roth Washington, Mar 17 (bdnews24.com)-When people think of what to do to help the U.S. economic recovery, admitting more immigrants into America isn't what usually comes to mind. But a new study by Arlene Holen, an economist and ...

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(Miami) - The medical care system in US immigration detention is dangerously inadequate, with unique consequences for women, and improving health care for immigration detainees should be a top priority for the new administration, Human Rights Watch and ...

WASHINGTON (AFP) The United States is looking at sending troops or anti-narcotics agents to the Mexican border to fight the scourge of violent drug cartels, a US general said on Tuesday. A team from several government agencies was drawing up a strategy ...

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-year-old man, who apparently migrated from Cuba, yesterday shot four family members to death before turning the gun on himself in what is the city of Miami's second murder-suicide in weeks. The man, who the Miami Herald claims is Guillermo Lopez, ...

BROWNSVILLE A Customs and Border Protection officer discovered a woman hidden inside the speaker box of her husbands SUV in an apparent immigrant smuggling attempt. The CBP said Christopher Sean Protho, 36, of Fort Worth, was taken into custody along ...

WASHINGTON (AFP) Asian-American members of the US Congress on Tuesday urged President Barack Obama to reform immigration by year end, saying the current system was tearing families in their community apart. Mike Honda, chair of the Congressional Asian ...

Two new reports document something that has emerged as a serious issue for federal immigration authorities: a lack of adequate health care for detainees. With some 400,000 people held by immigration authorities last year alone, stories of inadequate ...

Congress passed the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 (ARRA). Designed to provide funding to financial companies to stimulate economic recovery, this law contains significant provisions that are likely to affect H-1B employers who are ...

ST-BERNARD-DE-LACOLLE, Que. - Quebec has unveiled a new smart drivers' licence that Premier Jean Charest says will make it quicker to cross the U.S.-Canada border. The new permit, which Quebecers can choose as an option to getting a passport, has an ...

Mail too complicated for them: Since the U.S. Citizenship & Immigration Serves (USCIS) Acting Deputy Director Michael Aytes attacked my credibility and my article, Crime and Corruption at the USCIS last January, he has not responded to my request for ...

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A drug war is raging across the border. Over 6,000 people were killed in drug-related violence in Mexico last year. The body count is mounting, and the violence is spilling into the United States. Tony Cox explores how U.S. officials are addressing the ...

Demand is off at the federal agency that handles everything from citizenship applications to work visas. The slump follows fiscal year 2008, when there was a tight contraction in citizenship requests at the US Citizenship and Immigration Services. ...

A pair of eyes peers out from underneath the bushes where about 20 people crouch in silence, hiding from men in uniforms waving search lights on the other side of a barbed-wire fence. 'We are federal agents and we know you are there,' an amplified voice ...

New driver's licence will be accepted instead of passport at land crossings Quebec Premier Jean Charest showed off his 'smart' driver's licence near the Canada-U.S. border on Monday as his province became the first in the country to issue the new ...

The recent economic downturn has caused companies across the country to downsize and restructure workforces, including H-1B employees. Employers of H-1B workers often are unaware of specific immigration compliance obligations when ending the employment ...

Previous Issues Comment Detention Is Big Business The Los Angeles Times reports 'At a time when local law enforcement agencies are being forced to cut budgets and freeze hiring, cities across Southern California have found a growing source of income -- ...