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MORRISTOWN The board of trustees at the County College of Morris said they would reconsider their decision to admit undocumented immigrants, but gave no indication that they would alter the controversial policy. The board was responding to a letter from ...

On March 9, Judicial Watch announced the contents of several new U.S. Customs and Border Protection Agency documents obtained through a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request. The documents detail the number of apprehensions made at the U.S./Mexican ...

St. Kitts and Nevis Prime Minister, Hon. Dr. Denzil Douglas (left) and United States Charge d'Affaires, His Excellency, Dr. Brent Hardt sign the Caribbean Basin Security Initiative MOU in the Office of the Prime Minister BASSETERRE, ST. KITTS, MARCH 19TH ...

A state effort to offer legal residency to many illegal immigrants is driven in part by the influence of the Mormon Church. President Obama's aides were flabbergasted. Here was Mark Shurtleff, the conservative Republican attorney general of deeply red ...

Frank Juliano, Staff Writer Ali Korkmaz, of Milford, originally from Turkey, reads aloud during a class given by the Literacy Center of Milford Tuesday, Mar. 8, 2011 in the media center at Meadowside School. Photo: Autumn Driscoll / Connecticut Post | ...

Immigrant victims of human trafficking and sexual exploitation no longer have to wait in limbo while their captors are prosecuted. The feds have decided those lured here for jobs - and then forced into prostitution - can apply to live and work here ...

The new Canadian citizenship study guide released this week by Conservative Prime Minister Stephen Harpers government has upset the Liberal Partys immigration critic and son of late former Liberal Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau, arguably the father ...

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THE United States is obligated under international law to admit eligible refugees and asylum seekers to the United States when that persons life or freedom is in jeopardy in their home country. Even so, the relief of asylum is not easily awarded. ...

AM CDT Americans who live or spend much time overseas face a growing set of tax risks, and more are cutting ties with the homeland to avoid them. Some are trying to change the citizenship of their children. New laws are making life harder for Americans ...

PHOENIX, Arizona -- More than a thousand National Guard troops brought in last year to shore-up security on the U.S.-Mexico border will go home in June, authorities said on Friday. U.S. President Barack Obama's administration provided 1,200 National ...

LGBT immigration group Immigration Equality sent a letter to the Obama administration this week urging restraint in deportation proceedings concerning bi-national gay couples until current litigation over the constitutionality of the Defense of Marriage ...

Immigration rules flouted too US paragliders claim they were misguided by local duo TT Immigration rules flouted too - US paragliders claim they were misguided by local duo 18 March, Gangtok: American paragliders Eric Reed and Brad ...

WASHINGTON: Ahead of his crucial week-long India mission wherein he is looking forward to substantially increase US exports, commerce secretary Gary Locke on Friday said that the recent increase in certain categories of H-1B and L1 visa fee is ...

Arizona established itself over the past year as the most aggressive state in cracking down on illegal immigrants, gaining so much momentum with its efforts that several other states vowed to follow suit. But now the harsh realities of economics appear ...

The result Thursday was something much different from a year ago, when Arizona's governor enacted a tough local enforcement measure that put the state at the heart of a fierce national debate about the issue. This time, numerous Republican senators ...

Business leaders say harsh law hurt tourism New York Times Arizona established itself over the past year as the most aggressive state in cracking down on illegal immigrants, gaining so much momentum with its efforts that several other states have vowed ...

U.S. Government applauds PM Douglas commitment to combat crime, package will strengthen maritime borders, build capacity BASSETERRE, ST. KITTS, MARCH 19TH 2011 (CUOPM) The Barack Obama Administration has praised St. Kitts and Nevis Prime ...

PHOENIX | Dozens of Arizona CEOs from hospitals, construction companies and other major businesses joined to turn back new get-tough legislation on illegal immigration, citing worries that emphasis on the issue could hurt the state?s struggling economy ...