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The administration recently announced a series of new policies and outreach efforts that will help drive the nations economy by making it easier for high-skill immigrants to start businesses and create American jobs. With the help of streamlining and ...

CARSON CITY, Nev. About six wild horses from Nevada are headed to the Mexican and Canadian borders to help U.S. Border Patrol agents keep a watch on remote areas. For the first time, border patrol agents last week acquired mustangs that were trained ...

LOS ANGELES A former supervisor with U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) and his son were sentenced Thursday on federal corruption charges to 60 months and 48 months in prison, respectively, following an investigation by U.S. ...

Since 9/11, there has been heightening security at the airports and U.S. port of entries. Though many travelers feel safer at the airports and on airplanes, there are a few travelers that are harassed at the borders and delayed during their course of ...

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A 980-foot tunnel found by Mexican troops beneath the United States border is likely to have been used to smuggle drugs and people into the U.S., officials said Friday. ...

Beginning of Story Content Where the Green Mountains of Vermont begin to give way to the broad plains of Quebec's St. Lawrence valley, residents acknowledge the need for enhanced security, yet many are frustrated. Most agree life will never be as it was, ...

U.S. Customs and Border Protection announced that testing for QX/WX transactions is complete, and Automated Broker Interface filers can now start electronic filing of In-Bond information for goods imported via air mode of transportation, according to a ...

WASHINGTON - A new US visa rule, taking effect Monday, appears likely to substantially lengthen the amount of time that Americans living overseas must wait before bringing along their noncitizen spouses or children if they have to move home quickly for ...

Special to the Worcester Business Journal Anyone who fails to recognize the important role that immigration plays in the U.S. economy should read a recent report issued by the Partnership for a New American Economy. That report notes that 41 percent of ...

11964 1 2 3 4 5 (0 votes, average: 0 out of 5) Share LOS ANGELES The Los Angeles Times featured a Filipino soldiers lasting gift to his parents. Army Specialist Rudolph Ryan Hizon, 21, died last February in Afghanistan from wounds suffered ...

RICHFORD, Vt. - A restaurant owner in Vermont held a contest to help Canadians buy passports so they cross the border for a meal. A fire department can't depend on help from a few miles away. A short drive to pick up milk can bring unpredictable delays.A ...

A Filipino serving in the United States Army who died in a blast in Afghanistan last February has given what turned out to be his last gift to his parents: US citizenship. While Army Specialist Rudolph Ryan" Hizon, 21, died last February, his sacrifice ...

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Dohuk - Baghdad must ask Washington to intervene and put an end to Iran's bombardments of the Iraqi-Kurdistan region, said a Kurdistan Blocs Coalition (KBC) MP today. Mahmoud Othman told Aknews that the US will only intervene if Baghdad submits a formal ...

_ ARRIAGA, Mexico -- One of Mexico's most powerful criminal gangs has muscled into the migrant-smuggling racket, changing what had been a relatively benign if risky industry of independent operators into a centralized business that often has deadly ...

When the Mexican army stumbled across a tunnel that stretched beneath the border with the United States they knew exactly what they had uncovered. Rigged with lights and ventilation shafts, the 6ft high tunnel cut through the rock for 300 metres and, had ...

Fighting the border drug war TIJUANA, Mexico - Mexican troops have discovered an unfinished 300-meter (980-foot) tunnel beneath the US border that would likely have been used to smuggle drugs and people, officials said Friday. Mexican General Alfonso ...

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PROVIDENCE, R.I. More than 60 percent of the illegal immigrants living in Rhode Island who have been deported after being flagged by an immigration program did not have criminal records, recent federal figures show. The Secure Communities program data ...