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Note from Liam: Top Ten Visa Wait Times appear at the end of this month's column. Are You Smarter Than A Junior Consular Officer? No copying or peeking allowed, and no Junior Consular Officer teammates to 'save' you? 1. The statutory basis for most ...

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Editor's note: Here are the latest entries from Greg Siskind's blog. May 21, 2008 Media Matters has issued a comprehensive report outlining some of the outlandish theories that hosts of various cable 'news' shows are promoting. The shows are also ...

0 What's this HARARE (AFP) - Diplomatic ties between Zimbabwe and the United States came under further strain on Wednesday when authorities in Harare accused Washington's envoy to South Africa of sneaking into the country. While US officials in both ...

OTTAWA ? The recent surge in Canada's international travel deficit subsided in the first quarter of 2008 due to a significant drop in Canadian travel spending in the United States. The deficit -- the difference between spending by Canadian residents ...

- The poem inscribed on the Statue of Liberty beckons 'Give me your poor, your tired, your huddled masses longing to be free,' but on this Memorial Day, quite the opposite was true as 44 members of the U.S. military marched forward to become America's ...

Immigration and sustainability, two issues demanding our attention, now have topic pages in ICMAs Resource Center. The immigration page ...

Philip Jones Borders US has reported a fall in sales of 1% in its first quarter, according to its latest financial statement, as the 'challenging overall consumer environment hampered sales'. The only growth area for the US retailer was its ...

Harare - Diplomatic ties between Zimbabwe and the United States came under further strain on Wednesday when authorities in Harare accused Washington's envoy to South Africa of sneaking into the country. While US officials in both Harare and Pretoria ...

More than 900 criminal aliens, immigration fugitives, and immigration violators have been removed from the United States or are facing deportation on Tuesday following a three-week enforcement surge by US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) ...

These high-end select private bankers are told not to travel to US and hide in low profile for now. These cross-border private bankers helped US billionaire client evade taxes. The recent indictment of one of the UBS former senior executives, Bradley ...

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Although polygamy is illegal in the U.S. and most mosques try to discourage plural marriages, some Muslim men in America have quietly married multiple wives. No one knows how many Muslims in the U.S. live in polygamous families. But according to ...

Washington, D.C. -- Media Matters Action Network today released ?Fear and Loathing in Prime Time: Immigration Myths and Cable News,? a special report documenting the rhetoric surrounding illegal immigration heard almost daily on influential cable ...

In a sweeping new initiative, the federal immigration agency says it wants to identify and deport an estimated 400,000 immigrants in jails and prisons across the country. Major logistical obstacles stand in the way. ...

Philip Jones Borders US has unveiled its transactional website and has teamed up with second-hand bookseller Alibris for the launch of Borders Marketplace in direct competition with Amazon.com's Marketplace. The relaunch of Borders.com follows its ...

McALLEN, Texas While poor Mexicans cross the border to take advantage of higher wages and a social safety net, their wealthy countrymen are seizing on the slowing U.S. economy to achieve their own American corporate dream. Anyone unfamiliar with the ...

Supervising lettuce pickers in central Mexico, Martinez earns just half of the $1,100 a week he made in the U.S. But the job has its advantages, including working without fear of immigration raids. Martinez, now a legal employee of U.S.-owned VegPacker ...