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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 ...

Italy will deploy 500 more soldiers on its streets to deal with violent crime after the slaying of six African immigrants sparked rioting in the Naples area, government officials said Tuesday. Defense Minister Ignazio La Russa said the soldiers will be ...

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Foreign-born Americans are moving from place to place in patterns similar to those of the U.S.-born, according to a USA TODAY analysis of Census data out today offering the first detailed look at migration since the beginning of the decade. PARENTS: More ...

WASHINGTON - 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 ...

Foreign-born Americans are moving from place to place in patterns similar to those of the U.S.-born, according to a USA TODAY analysis of Census data out today offering the first detailed look at migration since the beginning of the decade. PARENTS: More ...

SCRANTON, Pa. - During the Republican primaries, John McCain delicately balanced his record of pushing for immigration reform with satisfying his party's appetite for harsher restrictions.Now in a general election against an opponent who broadly shares ...

BABOQUIVARI DISTRICT, Arizona, USA Mike Wilson, Tohono O'odham, has replaced two of his humanitarian water stations on the Tohono O'odham Nation. Wilson was ordered by Baboquivari District Chair Veronica Harvey to remove his water stations in August. ...

London, Sept 23 : The recent US' raids inside Pakistani territory aimed at eliminating suspected terrorists but killed innocent civilians in the action, led to Saturday's hotel blast in Islamabad killing 60 people, Pakistan's ambassador to the UK Wajid ...

House Republicans have resisted making illegal immigration a major campaign theme this year, aware that their presidential candidate is at odds with them on the issue and voters are more focused on the economy.Many GOP members have previously questioned ...

WASHINGTON - 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 ...

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WASHINGTON: 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 US nation added about a half million immigrants in 2007, down from more ...

WASHINGTON In a surprise decision welcomed by human rights groups, the Justice Department moved Monday to expand the opportunities for asylum for women subjected to genital mutilation.Atty. Gen. Michael B. Mukasey, a former federal judge, threw out a ...

The recent US' raids inside Pakistani territory aimed at eliminating suspected terrorists but killed innocent civilians in the action, led to Saturday's hotel blast in Islamabad killing 60 people, Pakistan''s ambassador to the UK Wajid Shamsul Hassan, ...

Chris Casey--Greeley Tribune Governor Bill Richardson Related StoriesNew Mexico Gov. Bill Richardson fired up a group of Barack Obama supporters Saturday in Greeley, Colo., saying the Democratic candidate for president will deliver sensible federal ...

WASHINGTON The nation added about a half million immigrants in 2007, down from more than 1.8 million the year before, according to estimates being released Tuesday by the Census Bureau. 'The U.S. is still a beacon for many people who want to come here ...

The U.S. government has quietly recast policies that affect the way information is gathered from U.S. citizens and others crossing the border and what is done with it, including relaxing a two-decade-old policy that placed a high bar on federal agents ...

OTTAWA, Sept. 22 (Xinhua) -- A U.S. army deserter and his family were granted a last-minute stay of deportation Monday by a Federal Court judge in Canada while the court decides whether to hear their appeal. Jeremy Hinzman, his wife and two children were ...

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