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Tim Hortons President and CEO Donald B. Schroeder speaks at the company's AGM in Toronto on Friday May 13, 2011. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Frank Gunn TORONTO - Coffee store chain Tim Hortons says it still sees potential for growth in the United States despite ...

ATLANTA Georgia's Republican governor signed Friday a tough new state law cracking down on illegal immigrants that is similar to one enacted in Arizona last year, handing new powers to police in the southern U.S. state. The law authorizes police in ...

GILA BEND, Arizona -- Two Border Patrol agents rushing to help capture some suspected illegal immigrants were killed Thursday when their SUV entered a marked railroad crossing and was struck by a freight train. The crash happened at about 6 a.m. in a ...

The conviction of former Nazi and one-time Cleveland autoworker John Demjanjuk for hiding his Nazi war crimes has focused attention on the remaining aging Nazis discovered in America, but legal appeals and international refusal to accept these men ...

Some residents of Arizona - people who actually live on the border between the United States and Mexico - were not much impressed by President Obamas recent immigration speech in El Paso, Texas. As quoted by Fox News, the signatories to the letter ...

The State Department of U.S. apologized to thousands of people who thought they had won a lottery official gives winners the opportunity to apply for a residence visa in that country. It was a computer error.Officials said the results of the draw had to ...

(Reuters) - Georgia Governor Nathan Deal on Friday signed a bill cracking down on illegal immigrants, which was inspired by a tougher measure passed by Arizona last year. The law allows police to investigate the immigration status of those suspected of ...

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(American Meat Institute) President Obama this week announced his plan for comprehensive immigration reform. The administrations plan includes four parts: increased border security, accountability for businesses who hire undocumented workers, ...

WASHINGTON - A computer glitch corrupted the State Department's annual worldwide lottery for U.S. immigrant visas and the results will be scratched, the Obama administration said Friday, disappointing tens of thousands of would-be immigrants who were ...

WASHINGTON The Obama administration has made it possible for more foreign students studying in the U.S. on visas to stay and get practical training in their career fields. The administration expanded the list of science, technology, engineering and math ...

Candidate Obama is back so once again the president is pushing to legalize millions of illegal immigrants. In a speech delivered during a campaign fundraising trip to Texas this week, President Obama called on Congress to approve comprehensive ...

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Charles Krauthammer today over his immigration demagoguery. The president comes back in little pieces: The [border] fence is now basically complete, asserted the president. Complete? There are now 350 miles of pedestrian fencing along the Mexican ...

South Korean and US marines are planning their first joint exercise on a frontline island, officials said Thursday, in an apparent show of force to North Korea following deadly border incidents. "The two allies are discussing details of such a joint ...

Home Travel News Tourism News 4 minutes ago Officials at the US Travel Association have outlined plans to reform antiquated visa application processes they blamed for driving international travellers to other countries. It is hoped the ...

U.S. drone missiles fired upon Pakistans lawless tribal region of North Waziristan have reportedly killed at least seven militants, local officials told Agence France Presse (AFP). The attack in the Datta Khel area was in response to deadly Taliban ...

WASHINGTON A computer glitch corrupted the State Department's annual worldwide lottery for U.S. immigrant visas and the results will be scratched, the Obama administration said Friday, disappointing tens of thousands of would-be immigrants who were ...

I've got your back on border issues Nogales International Published Friday, May 13, 2011 10:49 AM CDT When he met with Barack Obama on Tuesday in El Paso, Nogales Mayor Arturo Garino said, he invited the president to visit Nogales and assured him that ...

WASHINGTON - More than 22,000 people were erroneously told they were eligible for a special US visa program because of a computer error in an annual lottery and the drawing must be redone, a US official said on Friday. The official, who spoke to ...