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Koreans will benefit from the U.S.' Global Entry Program that spares frequent travelers the long queues and notoriously fastidious immigration clearance process at airports there. Once biometric passports containing fingerprints and criminal records are ...

Libyan rebels fighting Moamer Kadhafi were set to receive a boost from NATO, with the United States deploying unmanned armed drones as France, Britain and Italy send military advisers. US President Barack Obama authorized deployment of missile-carrying ...

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The traditional Christian act of humility, after passage of an Arizona-style illegal immigration bill, is met with a mixed reaction in conservative Cobb County, Georgia. Father Jaime Molina reminded the crowd that the Bible was full of people who had ...

SAN FRANCISCO President Obama held a $35,800 per plate reelection fundraiser in San Francisco last night. But Filipino protesters here said before he runs again for the countrys top post he should first prove that he can deliver his promises ...

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From the Nashville Scene : If you can think of a way to make life difficult for immigrants of all nationalities and statuses, lawful or unlawful, the state legislature is here to help. The article goes on to detail the seven immigration-busting ...

VIDALIA -- It's the only place in the world that can legally grow an onion and call it a Vidalia. R.T. Stanley started with five acres 35 years ago. Now Stanley Farms is a 1200 acre sweet onion producer, with an unmistakably Hispanic work force. As R.T. ...

President Barack Obama gestures as he walks around while speaking during a town hall meeting at ElectraTherm, Inc. a small renewable energy company in Reno, Nev., Thursday, April 21, 2011. The President discussed reducing the national debt and bringing ...

A passport,an internationally recognized travel document acts as a verification of the identity and nationality of the one holding it.. As far as the United States passport is concerned, the US Department of State is the sole authority that grants, ...

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While headlines distract us with the latest battles in various states over immigration, we should be checking in with whats going on at the federal level. And what better time than the run-up to the 2012 presidential election? The Immigration Policy ...

(CNSNews.com) Gil Kerlikowske, the director of the White House Office of National Drug Control Policy and former Seattle Police Chief, would not say how the spotty security along the southwest border affects his offices effort to control the flow ...

President Obama sought to deflect any blame for stalled immigration reform away from the White House this week, telling supporters that if it fails it will be because congressional Republicans didn't want to address the problem. White House press ...

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U.S. President Barack Obama, sought to give new impetus to the stalled immigration reform, calling for support for a group of businessmen, activists and religious leaders whom he received in the White House."The President said it would continue working ...

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MEXICO CITY An ecumenical Stations of the Cross procession began Wednesday in southern Mexico to denounce the Calvary suffered daily by undocumented migrants who attempt to head north across the country risking becoming victims of organized ...

Some Georgia business owners and farmers say they could have a harder time finding workers because of a bill passed by lawmakers to crack down on illegal immigration _ among the toughest in the nation ...