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DERBY LINE, Vermont - The U.S. Border Patrol says an agent shot at three suspects after he was assaulted near the Canadian border in Vermont. The agency says the officer was interviewing the three at about 2:15 a.m. Monday when he was assaulted. The ...

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VANCOUVER - Americans cherish their constitutional right to keep and bear arms, even when they come to Canada. Canada Border Services Agency officers regularly discover smuggled guns destined for the Canadian criminal underworld, but most firearms they ...

VANCOUVER - Americans cherish their constitutional right to keep and bear arms, even when they come to Canada. Canada Border Services Agency officers regularly discover smuggled guns destined for the Canadian criminal underworld, but most firearms they ...

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VANCOUVER - Americans cherish their constitutional right to keep and bear arms, even when they come to Canada. Canada Border Services Agency officers regularly discover smuggled guns destined for the Canadian criminal underworld, but most firearms they ...

Washington (CNSNews.com) - Some of the almost 10,000 members of the National Education Association (NEA) attending the teachers union's annual conference this week in the nation's capital spoke out on the issues they hope their lobbyists will fight for ...

PM A Canadian federal judge has decided Canada's refugee board made a mistake when it rejected a U.S. soldier's request for asylum. Justice Robert Barnes said the Immigration and Refugee Board was incorrect when it decided Joshua Key was unable to seek ...

A Canadian court has ruled that an immigration board erred in refusing political asylum to a US man who sought to avoid military service in Iraq, and ordered a new hearing. Canada's Immigration and Refugee Board in 2006 denied asylum to Joshua Key, his ...

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MEXICO CITY, July 5 (UPI) -- Presumptive Republican U.S. presidential nominee John McCain told Mexican leaders security at the border is a precondition of immigration reform. McCain ended a visit to Colombia and Mexico Thursday, The Arizona Republic ...

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An internal State Department investigation has found that employees have accessed the passport information files of dozens of well-known Americans an 'excessive' number of times and that the department lacks policies to prevent and detect unauthorized ...

DES MOINES -- Two supervisors at an Iowa meatpacking plant that was raided by immigration agents in May were arrested and charged with encouraging people to live in the United States illegally. Juan Carlos Guerrero-Espinoza, 35, and Martin De La ...

(AP) - Canada's refugee board was ordered Friday to take another look at an American deserter's failed bid for asylum in a court ruling that could affect scores of other U.S. soldiers who have refused to fight in Iraq. Canada's Federal Court found that ...

A Washington Post investigation has revealed many immigrants, who are detained by the Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency, receive poor or substandard medical care. The inquiry identified 83 people who died while in custody. For more, Farai ...

Mr McCain visits Mexico's most revered icon, the Virgin of GuadalupeRepublican presidential hopeful John McCain has said US immigration laws should only be reformed after security is tightened on the Mexican border. Senator McCain was speaking during a ...

US$ if the life of 215 people is at stake? Nothing! If you agree with this, you should take action; the political leaders, the elders of the tribes, the Somali Diaspora, and all the Humanitarian NGOs, who struggle to reduce pain and distress allover the ...

A French couple has been charged and arrested for running an immigration scam that cheated more than 100 people of thousands of dollars. 4 July 2008LOS ANGELES - A French woman was arrested in California early Thursday on charges of running an ...

By Colin Perkel, The Canadian Press TORONTO - Canada's refugee board has been ordered to take another look at an American deserter's failed bid for asylum in an unprecedented court ruling that could affect scores of other U.S. soldiers who have refused ...