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Most visitors to the United States have an experience with the U.S. bureaucracy whether in the visa process or in crossing the border. Increasingly this experience includes lengthy delays, interrogations and invasions of privacy. Edward Alden describes ...

ISLAMABAD, Pakistan - Pakistani soldiers and tribesman shot down a suspected U.S. military drone close to the Afghan border Tuesday night, three intelligence officials said. If verified, it apparently would be the first time a pilotless aircraft was ...

In a move that could affect millions of people around the world, the US government has quietly relaxed a two-decade-old policy that limited the reading and copying of papers and electronic data carried by travelers crossing into American borders, ...

MEXICO CITY Most illegal weapons in Mexico come from the United States, according to officials in both countries. Many end up in the hands of powerful drug cartels who supply most of the cocaine entering the United States from South America. Attorney ...

WASHINGTON (AFP)--U.S. customs officials have been able since 2007 to read and copy personal documents of people not suspected of wrongdoing - including U.S. citizens - entering the country, two rights groups said Tuesday. Such steps are allowed due to ...

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? Media Center Video Immigration News United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) stated that two non-minister categories in the Special Immigrant Religious Worker program will expire on 01 October 2008. The expiration date may be ...

Gov. Matt Blunt signed one of the toughest laws in the country to crack down on illegal immigration and the tough directive he issued in August 2007 to fight the problem continues to get positive results. Gov. Blunt announced today that in the 13 months ...

By Sami AbrahamNEW YORK: Besides trying to create a joint border task force, comprising troops from Nato, Pakistan and Afghanistan to combat insurgents along the Pak-Afghan border, US commanders have asked for doubling the number of US troops in ...

(Computerworld) A federal lawsuit pitting H-1B opponents against the Bush administration is hinging on one question: Do tech workers have a right to challenge the federal government in court over its visa policies? Critics of the H-1B program have long ...

In the Fox News/Rasmussen weekly poll, John McCain is up in Virginia, Ohio and Florida but is down in Pennsylvania, Michigan and in the national polling. This polling report indicates that support has not necessarily increased for Barak Obama but has ...

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PESHAWAR, Pakistan (AFP)--An aircraft suspected of being a U.S. unmanned spy drone crashed Tuesday in a troubled Pakistani tribal area bordering Afghanistan, a senior security official told AFP. The drone came down near the frontier village of Angoor ...

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For as big as the immigration issue has been on the Right, and particularly with the Right's relationship with McCain, it's interesting that the two were able to form a shaky agreement following McCain's nomination victory. In short, McCain acknowledged ...

The wave of immigrants entering the United States slowed dramatically last year as the economy faltered and the government stepped up enforcement of immigration laws. The nation added about a half million immigrants in 2007, down from more than 1.8 ...

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ROME Defense Minister Ignazio La Russa said the soldiers will be added to some 3,000 already deployed across Italy as part of anti-crime measures. Most will be sent to the Caserta area, near Naples, where last week the Africans were killed in a ...