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U.S. authorities say a Canadian man convicted of plotting to blow up the Trans-Alaska Pipeline has been deported after being released from prison. An Immigration and Customs Enforcement statement says 61-year-old Alfred Heinz Reumayr was flown from Los ...

A state Senate committee on Tuesday overhauled a House-passed bill that would have stopped the practice. The Senate bill would keep licenses for illegal immigrants but establish tougher penalties for obtaining a license fraudulently. Republican Gov. ...

Immigrants celebrate the end of their hunger strike, in central Athens, on Wednesday, March 9, 2011. About 250 immigrants in Greece ended their six-week hunger strike on Wednesday after reaching a compromise with the government, supporters for the ...

The U.S. Supreme Court recently declined to hear a workers' compensation insurance case that concerned an illegal immigrant in Louisiana who had sought coverage after a workplace accident. The court's refusal to consider the case means states are left to ...

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PR Newswire TUSCALOOSA, Ala., March 9, 2011 TUSCALOOSA, Ala., March 9, 2011 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- The Alabama Federation of Republican Women disagree with news reports that HB56 is a tough Arizona-style immigration bill. "There are many good ...

. is Emeritus Professor of Labor and Industrial Relations at the New York State School of Labor and Industrial Relations at Cornell University in Ithaca, New York. Over its long and often turbulent evolution, the American labor movement has confronted ...

Author: John Derbyshire Suppose you were to do an international survey on attitudes to immigration. The U.S.A. would come out way more favorable than the average, right? Wrong . ...

A young woman from Mexico who took on the top police chief role last year in a small Mexican border town has fled to the United States with her entire family apparently after receiving death threats and is formally seeking asylum, according to reports. A ...

MANAMA, Bahrain -- Thousands of Shiite protesters in Bahrain demanded Wednesday that naturalized Sunnis be stripped of their citizenship and sent out of the Gulf country. The latest demand comes after three weeks of marches for political change in the ...

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Enlarge Immigrants and human rights advocates wearing orange jump suits to represent detainees, walk three miles from the Immigration and Customs Enforcement offices in downtown Newark to the Essex County Correctional Facility. The march is to highlight ...

(RTTNews) - Two top U.S. State Department officials have arrived in Tunisia to review the humanitarian relief efforts to assist those fleeing the Libyan conflict. Assistant Secretary of State for Population, Refugees & Migration Eric P. Schwartz and ...

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WASHINGTON, March 8: A 20-year old woman police chief who fled her northern Mexican border town after receiving death threats could soon have her asylum claim heard by a US judge, an immigration official said on Tuesday. An official with the Immigration ...

EL PASO, Texas - A young woman who received death threats after recently becoming police chief of a violence-plagued Mexican town is in the U.S and seeking asylum, Mexican and U.S. officials said Tuesday. Marisol Valles Garcia, who was 20 when she was ...

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O But Obama remains an uneasy statesman on immigration, completely out of his element when it comes to discusing the policy details, or expending real political capital with Congress and the voters. Rumor has it that the White House plans to serve the ...

A young woman who received death threats after recently becoming police chief of a violence-plagued Mexican town is in the US and seeking asylum, Mexican and US officials said. Marisol Valles Garcia, who was 20 when she was hired last October, made ...

Marisol Valles will be allowed to present her asylum case to immigration judge, according to US immigration authorities A young woman who received death threats after becoming police chief in a violence-plagued Mexican town has fled to the US where she ...