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United States Special Forces reportedly killed five people near the Afghan-Tajik border on Sunday, and claimed that they were militants. The United States military said in a statement that its forces had also detained four suspects in an operation ...

Steve Ballmer fanned the flames of the beloved Mac-vs-PC wars, saying Apple owners pay $500 extra for a logo. Your turn, Jobs. [TechFlash] Cash-rich technology companies need a plan for their stashes. [WSJ] The Obama administration promised a group of ...

In January, I wrote two columns (here and here) predicting that I don?t see ?comprehensive immigration reform? on the horizon any time soon. But since political sands always shift and because I sense that among my patriotic immigration reform ...

WASHINGTON: The US Citizenship and Immigration Services would accept petitions for the H-1B work visas on the first five working days beginning Indian April 1. However, the US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) facilitation centers would ...

VDARE.COM readers are all too familiar with the ?path to citizenship? that was part of the notorious Bush-Kennedy-McCain amnesty proposals. For an American living in Mexico, the path to Mexican citizenship requires skilled use of a machete Americans ...

Washington: The would accept petitions for the H-1B work visas on the first five working days beginning 1 April. However, the (USCIS) facilitation centers would accept H-1B visa petitions if it does not receive adequate number of applications to meet ...

President Barack Obama said last week that he wants to follow through on his promise to fix the immigration system. But that goal, always politically difficult, faces major hurdles: the crumbling economy, drug violence in Mexico, and a jam-packed agenda ...

The US government's controversial restriction on companies from hiring skilled foreign workers with non-immigrant H-1B visas will continue for only two years, the immigration department has said. As part of a stimulus package passed last month for ...

The president says he's committed to immigration reform. Do his actions say otherwise? Gregory Rodriguez Discuss ArticleIthought U.S. Atty. Gen. Eric H. Holder Jr. was a little over the top last month when he called us 'a nation of cowards' for our ...

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Do you ever wonder how we can conquer the Middle East when we can't close our own borders? In the news just last week was this small sampling of headlines: More than 7,000 lives have been lost in Mexico's drug war in just the last 14 months, in which ...

The US government's controversial restriction on companies from hiring skilled foreign workers with non-immigrant H-1B visas will continue for only two years, the immigration department has said. As part of a stimulus package passed last month for ...

The United States has unveiled an unlikely weapon in its battle against drugs gangs and illegal immigrants at the Texas-Mexico border - pub-goers in Australia. The drinkers are the most far-flung of a sizeable army of hi-tech foot soldiers recruited to ...

Washington: The U.S. governments controversial restriction on companies from hiring skilled foreign workers with non-immigrant H-1B visas will continue for only two years, the immigration department has said. As part of a stimulus package passed last ...

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Washington: The U.S. governments controversial restriction on companies from hiring skilled foreign workers with non-immigrant H-1B visas will continue for only two years, the immigration department has said. As part of a stimulus package passed last ...

* BRUSSELS: The insurgents are operating out of bases in Pakistan, but the US and NATO-led forces in Afghanistan will not be crossing the mountainous border to hunt them, said the US envoy to Pakistan and Afghanistan on Saturday. Richard Holbrooke's ...

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WASHINGTON (AFP)--The U.S. is expected this week to announce plans to dispatch more federal agents to its border with Mexico in a bid to combat drug cartel operations there, U.S. officials said. Washington appears poised to bolster its customs and border ...

WASHINGTON (AFP) The US is expected this week to announce plans to dispatch more federal agents to its border with Mexico in a bid to combat drug cartel operations there, US officials said. Washington appears poised to bolster its customs and border ...