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WARSAW (Reuters) - President Barack Obama will make a gesture of solidarity with Poland during talks in Warsaw on Saturday by proposing an easing of the visa regime for Poles traveling to the United States, a senior Polish diplomat said. The visa issue ...

The decision by the Supreme Court this week upholding an Arizona law punishing employers for hiring illegal immigrants was an energy boost for state lawmakers across the country who have proposed bills this year to curb illegal immigration. As if they ...

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NEW YORK Cornelia Aguilar needs help when she goes to the doctor or when her co-workers at a nail salon call her on the phone. A Mexican who has lived in the U.S. for two years, she only speaks a variant of Mixteco, an indigenous language from the states ...

DEAUVILLE The leaders of the worlds richest countries were to give strong support on Friday to US President Barack Obamas insistence that a Mideast peace deal be based on pre-1967 borders and United Nations (UN) chief said the proposals are ...

Mexico law aims to reduce risks to migrants passing through The measure decriminalizes entering Mexico without papers and entitles the undocumented to education and health services. It also promises a big overhaul of the scandal-plagued immigration ...

The US Supreme Court on Thursday ruled in favor of an Arizona immigration law that penalizes companies that knowingly hire illegal immigrants. The justices voted 5 to 3 to uphold the law, which was signed by then governor Janet Napolitano, now Secretary ...

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The measure decriminalizes entering Mexico without papers and entitles the undocumented to education and health services. It also promises a big overhaul of the scandal-plagued immigration agency. They looked like spooky, glow-in-the-dark Gumby figures. ...

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Over the past few years, the H-1B visa has come to symbolize several things: Economic growth, the state of Indian IT companies, the great off shoring debate and even election manifestos in the U.S.But, above all, it has been symbolic of the great ...

U.S. President calls for Palestinian state on 1967 borders European nations support Obamas vision on Mideast solution International Quartet holds extraordinary meeting to push peace ahead During a major speech on Middle East policy this week, U.S. ...

Tech companies are sending fewer employees to the U.S. as the once sought after visa loses favor. Over the past few years, the H-1B visa has come to symbolize several things: Economic growth, the state of Indian IT companies, the great off shoring debate ...

With the passage of HB87 on the last day of this year's session, the Georgia General Assembly moved Georgia center stage in the ongoing national debate over immigration reform. HB87 is the immigration reform bill (now law) sponsored by Matt Ramsey (R) ...

President Obama has made his long awaited speech and uttered the magic number which some hoped and other dreaded that he would mention Nineteen Hundred Sixty Seven. And Prime Minister Netanyahu retorted with an angry outburst and total denunciation ...

By Alex Leary, Times Staff Writer Friday, May 27, 2011 WASHINGTON A crack is forming in U.S. Sen. Marco Rubio's tea party. Conservative activists still raw over his role in blocking illegal immigration legislation while speaker of the ...

In January 2005, the FBI was on the lookout for four Chinese men and two Iraqis who were thought to have access to a dirty bomb bound for the US that was being smuggled through Mexico. In November 2005, Zapata County, Texas Sheriff Sigifredo Gonzalez ...

MEXICO CITY Mayors of Mexican cities on the U.S. border say they are concerned about a possible upsurge in deportations of migrants with criminal backgrounds after the U.S. Supreme Court ordered California to reduce its prison population. The court told ...