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What began with a few flights in Arizona in 2008 is now common from Texas to California's Imperial Valley and, mostly recently, San Diego, where at least two ultralights suspected of carrying drugs have been detected flying over Interstate 8, according ...

WASHINGTON - May 18 - Today, The Constitution Project (TCP) called upon the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) to discontinue its policy of searching electronic devices-including laptops and smart phones - at the border without reasonable suspicion. ...

Police in Mexicos southern Chiapas state on Tuesday found 513 migrants inside two trailer trucks bound for the US and said they had been transported in dangerously crowded conditions. Some of the immigrants were suffering from dehydration after ...

Large Amount of Illegal Meat Met at the Border In what is being reported as one of the largest bologna busts at the United States/Mexico border ever, U.S. Customs and Border Protection seized 35 rolls of the product, or roughly 385 pounds, from a ...

Police in Mexico's southern Chiapas state have found 513 migrants crammed in dangerously crowded conditions inside two trucks bound for the US. Some of the immigrants were suffering from dehydration after travelling for hours inside the containers. The ...

The Constitution Project (TCP) on May 18 called upon the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) to discontinue its policy of searching electronic devices -- including laptops and smart phones -- at the border, without reasonable suspicion. According to a ...

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18 May 2011 The discovery of 513 migrants being smuggled through Mexico in squalid conditions highlights the vulnerability faced by thousands. The discovery of more than 500 irregular migrants being smuggled through Mexico in squalid ...

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Some of the immigrants were suffering from dehydration after traveling for hours clinging to cargo ropes strung inside the containers to keep them upright as the trucks bounced along from the Guatemalan border, and allow more migrants to be more crammed ...

Mexico Police in Mexico's southern Chiapas state found 513 migrants on Tuesday inside two trailer trucks bound for the United States , and said they had been transported in dangerously crowded conditions. Some of the immigrants were suffering from ...

Police on Tuesday detained 513 undocumented migrants from Latin America and Asia who were crammed into two trucks bound for the United States, prosecutors in southeast Mexico said. The migrants "were traveling in inhuman conditions" in southeastern ...

MEXICO CITY : Mexico's Interior Ministry (Segob) on Tuesday announced that 513 migrants from different parts of Central America, the Caribbean, and Asia were rescued in the morning and had been released to the National Migration Institute (INM). The ...

Yesterday, I asked whether the dangers in Mexico were deterring migrants from attempting to come to the US. A new case shows that demand is still strong, and is global. Over en route to the US were recently found crammed into two trailer trucks, ...

PR Newswire WASHINGTON, May 18, 2011 Upcoming Panel Offers Solutions to Broken Appeals System WASHINGTON, May 18, 2011 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- The Senate Judiciary Committee held a hearing today on the immigration courts, the Justice Department's ...

18 de mayo de 2011, 12:10Mexico City, May 18 (Prensa Latina) The immigration issue has heated up again in Mexico with the discovery of two trucks carrying over 500 undocumented Central Americans and others and repeated accusations of corruption in the ...

US Senator John Kerry, left, listens to Pakistani Interior Minister Rehman Malik prior to a meeting with Pakistani Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani in Islamabad on May 16, 2011. Whatever good this week's visit by Senator John Kerry had done to soothe ...

The Free Press Kootenay / Rockies Anyone over the age of 30 will remember how a trip to the United States was once a painful experience for the wallet. Think back to how often the Canadian dollar was low relative to the U.S. currency. For much of the ...

As a 17-year-old high school junior, I vividly recall reading in my American history textbook about our nation's development as a great "melting pot." I was taught the story of the United States, a nation built on the strength that comes from the ...

APEgyptian Saif al-Adel reportedly is the acting leader of al-Qaida. World newsEgyptian Saif al-Adel now acting leader of al-Qaida, ex-militant says (CNN)Libyan oil minister Shokri Ghanem defects (Al Jazeera)Mexico finds more than 500 migrants crammed ...