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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 ...

By Catherine A. Traywick, Media Consortium blogger Too often, the immigration debate in this country ignores the role U.S. foreign policy plays in fueling unauthorized immigration. But as the Obama administration continues to stall on immigration ...

(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 ...

PHOENIX ? Federal agents arrested owners of several Arizona and California restaurants Wednesday on an indictment charging them with hiring illegal immigrants and evading taxes. Agents raided 15 Chuy's Mesquite Broiler restaurants in both states and ...

SubscribeSponsor an Examiner Do you like this Article? On Tuesday, President Obama held a White House meeting to discuss what he calls this nations broken immigration system. Curiously, none of the current governors of any border state were ...

Military officials are making the process of becoming an American much faster and easier for foreign recruits by allowing them to apply for citizenship while they are still in the bootcamp stages of training. With a high demand for specialists and ...

President Barack Obama is currently focused on reaching a deal with Republicans on lowering the nation's long term deficits, but said Wednesday that he is still urgent to make changes to the nation's immigration and energy systems. ...

Fellow detainees grab onto a man, second left, and removed a wire he had around his neck that is tied to a vent, after he threatened to jump from a rooftop at the Villawood Detention Center in Sydney, Australia, Thursday, April 21, 2011. Rioters at the ...

Military officials are making the process of becoming an American much faster and easier for foreign recruits by allowing them to apply for citizenship while they are still in the bootcamp stages of training. With a high demand for specialists and ...

WASHINGTON When Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer signed the states historic immigration law into effect a year ago this week, lawmakers in dozens of states quickly promised a flood of similar legislation. By Tom Tingle, The Arizona Republic Arizona Gov. Jan ...

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President Barack Obama is currently focused on reaching a deal with Republicans on lowering the nation's long term deficits, but said Wednesday that he is still urgent to make changes to the nation's immigration and energy systems. ...

President Barack Obama is currently focused on reaching a deal with Republicans on lowering the nation's long term deficits, but is said he hopes to make changes to the nation's immigration and energy systems. Obama was asked at a Town Hall meeting at ...

Too often, the immigration debate in this country ignores the role U.S. foreign policy plays in fueling unauthorized immigration. But as the Obama administration continues to stall on immigration reform in the United Statesall the while moving forward ...

FORT JACKSON, S.C. - Military service has long been one route to U.S. citizenship. Now the Army and Navy, in need of specialists and language skills in wartime, are speeding things up by allowing recruits to wrap up the process while they're still in ...

/PRNewswire/ -- Proposed changes to the immigration rules will not actually target sham colleges, instead the changes will shut down legitimate private education providers. This feeling is wide spread throughout the coalition Government and the ...

photo, Army Pfc. Shoumendra Nandy, of Bangladesh, left, waits In a March 16, 2011 photo, Army Pfc. Jennifer Alvarez, center, of Colombia, poses Military service has long been one route to U.S. citizenship. Now the Army and Navy, in need of ...

Korea citizens will be exempted from face-to-face interviews at U.S. airports upon entering the country from as early as the latter half of this year. The Justice Ministry and the United States Department of Homeland Security have signed a joint ...