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A US woman who has been in prison in Tehran for a year was abducted by Iranians before being used as a bargaining chip, her mother told The Times newspaper. ...
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Joining the Army enabled both men to expedite the naturalization process, which usually takes five years. Spc. Qadirjoined the Army to "serve his country and gain practical experience in his degree field of electronics." Spc. Ali joined the Army for the ...
Two civil organizations announced on Saturday that they have filed a lawsuit against Arizona over its tough immigration law targeting illegal immigrants. The complaint argues that Arizona's training materials recently developed and distributed to Arizona ...
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Fifty-one percent of Americans support Arizona's tough new immigration law, while 35 percent back the US lawsuit challenging it, a new TIPP poll finds. There's a stark racial divide over the issue. Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer speaks with a reporter at the ...
WASHINGTON (AFP) - The United States on Monday granted Haitians living illegally in the country before January's devastating earthquake a six-month extension to apply for a special asylum relief program. In the days after the January 12 earthquake, ...
President Barack Obama does not believe that our borders can be protected against illegal entry. He also does not believe that efforts by Arizona to clamp down on illegal immigration are proper. As reported in Politico on July 2, President Obama said in ...
With midterm elections less than four months away, the governors argued that a writ issued by the Justice Department last week was poorly timed. Gov Phil Bredesen of Tennessee said 19 governors who were up for election faced a major task defending the ...
With midterm elections less than four months away, the governors argued that a writ issued by the Justice Department last week was poorly timed. Gov Phil Bredesen of Tennessee said 19 governors who were up for election faced a major task defending the ...
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The Obama administration has so bungled the immigration issue it is unspeakable. ...
This report from Human Rights Watch proposes a framework for improving US immigration law that would give immigrant crime victims a chance to seek justice, protect workers, respect the private and family life of longtime residents, and provide fair ...
Grade C, Mr. President. That’s how I rate your speech on immigration, pitched as a message “to make the clear case for comprehensive immigration reform.” Americans don’t need to be mollycoddled ...
Like the previews of a summer B-movie, the much-anticipated federal lawsuit against Arizona is finally out in the political theaters around the country. The Obama Administration filed the lawsuit against Arizona's new immigration law on the grounds that ...
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