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Her remarks were the latest in a series of high-profile jabs at U.S. presidential candidates and lawmakers by top Mexican officials, and represent a dramatic rhetorical shift in Mexico's capital. 'Times are changing,' Lorenzo Meyer, a historian in Mexico ...

PLAYAS DE ROSARITO, Mexico - Assaults on American tourists have brought hard times to hotels and restaurants that dot Mexican beaches just south of the border from San Diego. Surfers and kayakers are frightened to hit the waters of the northern stretch ...

MONTREAL - Three orphaned Mexican children and their grandmother will be allowed to stay in Canada after the intervention of Immigration Minister Diane Finley. The Montes Gonzalez family, including grandmother Juana and three children, aged 17, 11 and ...

(Reuters) - Borders Group Inc (BGP.N: Quote, Profile, Research) said on Thursday sales in the holiday period rose 2.4 percent at its Borders bookstores open at least one year, outperforming rival Barnes & Noble Inc (BKS.N: Quote, Profile, Research) and ...

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Two views of illegal immigrants Deep chasm between opposing views creates an emotional response WASHINGTON - To many illegal immigrants, sneaking into the United States is at worst a minor violation -- a breach of the rules so small, and so necessary, as ...

TORONTO Federal officials are looking into an alleged immigration scam thats sending hundreds of Mexicans to Toronto as bogus refugees. Many reportedly land well-paying jobs at construction sites within hours of touching down. Officials say one ad shows ...

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The government is readying 102 court cases against landowners in Arizona, California and Texas for blocking efforts to select sites for a fence along the Mexican border, a Homeland Security Department official said Wednesday. With the lawsuits expected ...

DARYL Vaz said yesterday that he would be willing to renounce his United States citizenship and bear arms for Jamaica should war break out between both countries. Vaz made the solemn proclamation on day two of his cross examination from Attorney Gayle ...

Mexico City - Mexico's foreign minister accused U.S. presidential candidates Monday of worsening an already 'adverse climate' for Mexican migrants and vowed to redouble efforts to protect the rights of her country's citizens living and working in the ...

Washington: The United States is ready to give technical aid to help Egypt stop arms smuggling into Hamas-run Gaza, but Cairo must improve border patrol efforts, US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice has said. Israeli officials have complained that ...

Washington: The United States is ready to give technical aid to help Egypt stop arms smuggling into Hamas-run Gaza, but Cairo must improve border patrol efforts, US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice has said. Israeli officials have complained that ...

PARK HILL, Okla. - Autumn had arrived in eastern Oklahoma, and workers at the sprawling Greenleaf Nursery were prepping for deadly frosts. They needed to ship plants, erect greenhouses and bunch trees together to protect them against the cold. But in ...

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With the war in Iraq politically on the back burner, illegal immigration is heating up as a campaign issue. The public wants action, and the candidates are scrambling to react. Sen. Hillary Clinton's sure nomination was first questioned when she flubbed ...

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The International Bridge has been reopened after a driver lost control of his rig and almost tumbled over the side in high winds. Police said the man is lucky to be alive after the trailer went over the edge at around 9:45 a.m. in strong, gusty winds as ...

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The United States and its NAFTA partners can crow about surface transportation trade in October, when freight value reached a crescendo. Goods valued at more than $74.2 billion crossed the U.S. border into and out of Canada and Mexico, representing an ...