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Members of the grass roots US political pressure group, the Tea Party, gathered at the US-Mexico border in Arizona on Sunday to show support for the states immigration laws. The group of around 500 people converged on a remote section of the border, ...

Yuma police on Sunday said they were still looking for the passenger of a car filled with nearly 500 pounds of marijuana that fled from the U.S. Border Patrol and smashed into an apartment. Two adults and two children were uninjured when the car crashed ...

NEW YORK A spate of 11 attacks being investigated as bias incidents on New York City's Staten Island has reinflamed tensions between black and Hispanic residents here. Most of the attacks since April have targeted Mexican immigrants in a little-known ...

Several speaking to the crowd of more than 400 demanded Congress and President Barack Obama devote more resources to increase border security in remote areas like the site of Sunday's demonstration southeast of Tucson. Tea party activists are a ...

Members of the grass roots US political pressure group, the Tea Party, gathered at the US-Mexico border in Arizona on Sunday to show support for the states immigration laws. The group of around 500 people converged on a remote section of the border, ...

WASHINGTON: Corporate America has come down heavily against all those in US who of late have been alleging that Indian companies grab most of the H-1B work visas thus taking away most jobs from Americans. In a latest report on immigration, US Chamber of ...

Corporate America has come down heavily against all those in the United States who of late have been alleging that Indian companies grab most of the H-1B work visas thus taking away most jobs from Americans. In a latest report on immigration, US Chamber ...

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HEREFORD, Ariz. - Conservative tea party groups converged on a remote section of the U.S.-Mexico border on Sunday to show support for Arizona's controversial immigration law and hear from more than a dozen conservative speakers, many of them candidates ...

(ChinaPost.com.tw) - Twenty-three people were killed in about 24 hours in Chihuahua state plagued by drug violence on the US border, authorities said Saturday. ...

What's really scary are opportunistic lawmakers out there who will sink to new depths to scare the Dickens out of people in order to drum up support for the radical idea of changing the 14th Amendment or scrapping it altogether. ...

Tea party groups converged on a remote section of the U.S.-Mexico border on Sunday to show support for Arizona's controversial immigration law and hear from more than a dozen conservative speakers, many of them candidates running for office in crowded ...

Arizona Senate candidate J.D. Hayworth slammed Sen. John McCain from the U.S.-Mexico border on Sunday. (CNN) - At a Tea Party rally Sunday on the U.S.-Mexico border in support of tough immigration laws, Arizona Senate candidate J.D. Hayworth slammed ...

U.S. President Barack Obama on Friday signed into law a bill to improve security at his country's border with Mexico. The $600-million US measure will pay for the hiring of 1,000 new Border Patrol agents and the purchase of new communications gear ...

Filipinos in the US or planning to visit America as workers, immigrants or tourists are following a new immigration debate on the repeal of the 14th Amendment which grants automatic citizenship to children born on US soil. The constitutional provision, ...

If the Haaretz headline is right (which I by no means concede) and the U.S. claim that the PA is about to return to direct peace negotiations, and that the Quartet will issue a statement saying that 1967 borders are the basis for such a negotiationare ...

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Some of the political prisoners released to Spain by the Cuban government are asking the Spanish government to bring out more of their relatives, the EFE news service reports. "We are very concerned about these relatives and fear that they may suffer ...

WASHINGTON -- U.S. President Barack Obama on Friday signed into law a US$600 million bill to beef up security on the U.S. border with Mexico, and his aides pressed lawmakers to set aside election-year politics and work toward broader immigration reform. ...