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The White House says the afternoon meeting will be with a broad group of business, law enforcement, religious, and current and former elected and appointed leaders from across the political spectrum. The statement issued late Monday was attributed to a ...

Location: The Jewish Community Center 6600 W Maple Rd, West Bloomfield, MI When: April 28, 2011 Time: 7:30pm Tonight the W.B. J.C.C. presents a lecture on the " ." President of the American Immigration Lawyers Association, David Wolfe Leopold, will ...

A Connecticut judge ruled H-1B visa holders who are having extensions processed would not be arrested or detained. - A recent ruling from a federal judge in Connecticut confirmed that the government may not arrest H-1B employees for whom extension ...

.Russian President Dmitry Medvedev intends to discuss with U.S. President Barack Obama the issue of how to relax visa requirements between the two countries at a bilateral meeting during the Group of Eight summit scheduled for late May in France's ...

Maggie Haberman passes on word that Mike Bloomberg is heading to Washington tomorrow to discuss immigration reform with the president and senior administration officials. While the presidential chatter around Bloomberg has died down, he's still clearly ...

Late last week Democrats in the House of Representatives reintroduced a measure that would dramatically change current immigration law and provide immigration rights to same-sex couples that are equal to those currently given to traditional couples. ...

A recent ruling from a federal judge in Connecticut confirmed that the government may not arrest H-1B employees for whom extension applications filed in a timely manner remain pending. The decision in El Badrawi vs. United States, by U.S. District Judge ...

Computerworld WASHINGTON - Recently released WikiLeaks cables are shedding some light on attempts to fradulently obtain H-1B visas in places that don't get much attention for it -- Mexico, Libya and Iceland. The reports so far are a collection of ...

Tyler Cowen asks Why do Brazilians emigrate so infrequently? : It is a populous country, yet there are few major Brazilian communities in the United States. Only parts of Massachusetts, Queens, and Newark, New Jersey come to mind. The U.S. ...

ORLANDO, Fla. ? During the civil war in El Salvador three decades ago, Gen. Eugenio Vides Casanova was that nation?s top military officer, a close ally valued by the United States for his implacable battle against Marxist guerrillas, in spite of ...

U.S. State Department cables still being released by WikiLeaks show how people in various countries are attempting to fraudulently obtain H-1B visas. ...

ATLANTA -- A group calling themselves religious pilgrims is participating in a week-long walk through north Georgia and metro Atlanta to call for an end to what they say are dehumanizing policies and rhetoric on the issue of illegal immigration. The Holy ...

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PUENTE DEL CARMEN, Mexico Gilberto Arturo Medina points to the brick home he built with dollars from his days working as a busboy in North Texas and talks about the fear gripping his home region since the discovery of dozens of bodies buried in pits ...

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Re-entry into the United States is not an automatic process once a person has been removed or deported from the United States. Removal proceedings (formerly known as deportation proceedings) are used to determine whether a non-U.S. citizen, or ...

MEXICO CITY - The Mexican Navy says it has captured the leader of a cell of the Zetas drug gang who was allegedly involved in the recent killings of 145 people found buried in mass graves near the U.S. border.The navy statement says Martin Omar Estrada ...

PHOENIX - The Obama administration wants a federal judge to rule Arizona has no right to sue the government over what the state says is the failure to secure the border. Assistant U.S. Attorney Tony West told U.S. District Court Judge Susan Bolton she ...

Phoenix Arizona, a state that has shown little reluctance in bucking the federal government, is again plowing controversial political ground, this time as its Legislature passed a bill to require President Barack Obama and other presidential ...

The Mexican Navy says it has captured the leader of a cell of the Zetas drug gang who was allegedly involved in the recent killings of 145 people found buried in mass graves near the U.S. border. ...