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f this special supplement, click here: www.inboundlogistics.com/digital/latinamerica_digital0607.pdf With so much focus on the Far East and the West Coast, and to a lesser degree the Near East (Eastern Europe), U.S. consignees and shippers need only look ...

Latin Americans living in the US will protest today the detention of several immigrants in the City of Richmond, Virginia, Salvadorian members of the Virginia Immigrant People's Coalition announced. They will march against a raid carried out by federal ...

I recently attended the book talk given by New York Times labor reporter Steven Greenhouse [Send him mail] at the Berkeley Labor Center. His new book, The Big Squeeze, is a remarkably well-researched look at how American workers have rapidly lost ...

SAN DIEGO U.S. border authorities no longer apprehend illegal immigrants only as they enter the country. Now they're catching them on the way out. At random times on the Tijuana-San Diego border, U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers have been ...

Tagged: Agriculture ? Beef ? Bill Richardson ? Cattle ? Governors ? Latin America ? Mexico ? New Mexico ? Trade ? World May 8, 2008 -- SANTA FE ? New Mexico Governor Bill Richardson and New Mexico Agriculture Secretary Miley Gonzalez ...

More Northern Mariana Islands Stories: The US President George W Bush has signed a bill containing provisions that will extend U.S. immigration laws to the Northern Mariana Islands. Gemma Casas reports. 'The Democrats have fought long and hard to ...

WASHINGTON - Pablo Bonifacio pleaded guilty today in federal court in Los Angeles, to conspiracy to commit sex trafficking and transporting illegal aliens in the pending case of United States v. Vasquez-Valenzuela, announced Grace Chung Becker, Acting ...

TIJUANA, Mexico, May 10 -- You can walk to the U.S. border, Francelia Menchaca's immigration lawyer advised her, but don't put your fingers through its fence. It may hinder her immigration paperwork, the lawyer said. But when, after a year apart, ...

NEWARK, N.J. - A voluntary disclosure from a respected Muslim religious leader is being used by immigration authorities seeking to deport him, according to testimony at his deportation trial Friday from a federal agent. Mohammad Qatanani is the imam of a ...

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TIJUANA, Mexico, May 10 -- You can walk to the U.S. border, Francelia Menchaca's immigration lawyer advised her, but don't put your fingers through its fence. It may hinder her immigration paperwork, the lawyer said. But when, after a year apart, ...

United States President George Bush has signed into law Senate Bill 2739, which applies U.S. immigration law to the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands; and grants the Commonwealth a non-voting delegate to the U.S. House of Representatives. U.S. ...

SAN DIEGO (AP) -- When members of an anti-illegal immigration group offered to sponsor litter cleanup on local roads, they never imagined California officials would offer them an Adopt-a-Highway stretch near a Border Patrol checkpoint on Interstate 5, ...

ORLANDO, Fla. - A federal sting of four companies accused of arranging fraudulent marriages for U.S. citizenship, complete with wedding photos of brides in gowns and elaborate fake cakes, has netted more than 80 arrests, authorities said Friday. ...

The Washington Postis set to roll out a major investigative series by prizewinning reporters Dana Priest and Amy Goldstein, centering on the issue of exploring the government's detention of undocumented immigrants. CBS's 60 Minutes is also scheduled to ...

ORLANDO, Fla. A federal sting of four companies accused of arranging fraudulent marriages for U.S. citizenships, complete with wedding photos of brides in gowns and elaborate fake cakes, has netted more than 80 arrests, authorities said Friday. ...

German-born Arno Motulsky is the founder of the field of pharmacogenomics, the role of genetic variation in response to drugs. The 84 year old is still actively working and is the subject of a nice interview in this morning's New York Times. Motulsky ...

Every month, month in and month out, year in and year out, your U.S. senators and House representatives along with President Bush allow 182,000 legal and illegal immigrants to move into Americagive or take a few hundred thousand. By years end, they total ...

The U.S. Supreme Court has agreed to consider appeals by two men whose partners were forced to undergo abortions in China, the AP/Google.com reports. According to the AP/Google.com, U.S. courts have taken 'varying approaches' to petitions for asylum by ...