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President Obama's plan to bolster federal enforcement on the Mexico border may come with a hidden price tag: Less vigilance over illegal aliens elsewhere. That's the concern of some GOP leaders who are calling for the administration to provide more ...

Previous Issues Comment Calling For Divine Intervention The Morning Call reports 'Immigration authorities have rescinded a deportation order for the pastor of a divided local Korean church, saying the person who petitioned to have the minister's ...

THE CANADIAN PRESS TORONTO - Public Safety Minister Peter Van Loan insists he's not concerned about a thickening of the U.S. border based on comments by a U.S. official - comments he says have been exaggerated by the media. At a conference in Washington ...

A fugitive U.S. Marshal appears to be the latest casualty of the brutal violence between drug cartels and authorities along the U.S. border with Mexico. Federal authorities say a deputy U.S. marshal wanted for allegedly stealing a government shotgun and ...

WASHINGTON (FinalCall.com) - As violence increases between the Mexican drug cartels and the Mexican Army just south of the border, an anti-gun violence group says firearms used by the drug cartels are largely bought in the United States. ?Because we ...

The Obama Administration is sending close to 500 federal agents to the Mexican border to stop the spread of drug-related violence into the United States At his news conference on Tuesday, President Barack Obama praised the 'courageous' efforts of ...

WASHINGTON - Republican Senator John McCain called Thursday for deploying more US National Guard troops to the southern US border to contain violence spilling over from Mexico's fight with drug cartels. 'I support sending National Guard troops to assist ...

Reporting from Washington With their prospects in Congress sinking along with the economy, liberal advocates of giving undocumented immigrants a path to citizenship are launching a risky strategy to push lawmakers and the White House to take up their ...

Buried in a recent spending bill approved by Congress was a poison pill -- a provision terminating U.S. access for 29 Mexican trucking companies. Following Congress' misguided move, Mexico has decided to retaliate: It slapped tariffs on $2.4 billion in ...

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Reporting from Washington With their prospects in Congress sinking along with the economy, liberal advocates of giving undocumented immigrants a path to citizenship are launching a risky strategy to push lawmakers and the White House to take up their ...

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CaribWorldNews, WASHINGTON, D.C., Weds. Mar. 25, 2009: Will the media in the U.S. concerned about immigration reform please stand up? Obviously there were none among the invitees to the White House's prime time Presidential press conference last time as ...

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Latino immigrants working in a Los Angeles grocery store (file photo)As the economic recession in the United States drags on, many migrants who came here looking for work are finding it more difficult to support families in their home countries. A ...

Guest: Rosa Clemente, Immigrant Rights Campaign Director for Amnesty International USA. AMY GOODMAN: We turn now to a new report from Amnesty International lambasting the state of the immigrant detention system in this country. 400,000 people are ...

The U.S. government pretends to end the illegal sales of weapons through its border with Mexico, visiting U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said Thursday in Monterrey, capital of the province Nuevo Leon, north Mexico. Clinton, who arrived in Mexico ...

Washington, Mar.26 (ANI): The United States is no mood to discontinue the Predator drone attacks in along the Pakistan-Afghanistan border as it is busy in preparing a list of new targets for the strike. According to US officials, the list is being ...