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US envoy to study border security of future Palestine: US (AFP)

WASHINGTON (AFP) - The United States is preparing to name an envoy to the Middle East tasked with developing security arrangements between a future Palestinian state and its neighbors, a US official said. US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice will 'have ...

A white hunter convicted of killing a Hmong immigrant while both stalked squirrels in the woods was sentenced Wednesday to the m

MARINETTE, Wis. - A white hunter convicted of killing a Hmong man as they both stalked squirrels in the woods was sentenced Wednesday to 69 years in prison. James Nichols, 28, of Peshtigo, was convicted last month in the death of Cha Vang, a 30-year-old ...

U.S. Diversity Visa Lottery ends 2 December: free entry

(Asiantribune.com): The 2009 DV Lottery Program ends on December 2, 2007, and interested applicants should be sure to apply before the deadline. The DV Lottery, or Green Card lottery, allows randomly selected applicants to immigrate to the United States ...

N.C. Colleges Must Admit Illegal Immigrants

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San Francisco ID program: Legitimizing illegal immigration

During the Democratic presidential debate in Philadelphia last month, Sen. Hillary Clinton found out firsthand just how illegal immigration is likely to be in the 2008 election. Expressing support, however equivocal, for New York Governor Eliot ...

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Santa Monica, Calif., Nov 27 - British retailer Tesco's U.S stores have started well, it said on Tuesday, as the chain faced new protests from community groups who fear its marketing promises are not being translated into reality. Tim Mason, chief ...

Court criticizes Mass. immigration raid

BOSTON A federal appeals court on Tuesday upheld the dismissal of a lawsuit filed by immigrants arrested in a factory raid, saying their constitutional rights were not violated though it noted that government bungling allowed children of some detainees ...

US appellate court upholds dismissal of lawsuit over Mass. immigration raid, but faults ICE

BOSTON The March raid at leather goods manufacturer Michael Bianco Inc. led to the arrest of 361 of its 500 employees, mostly Central American women, on federal immigration charges. The 1st U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals agreed with a federal judge who ...

Mexico spends millions to welcome insect migrants

A warmer welcome should soon be awaiting the millions of orange-and-black monarch butterflies which each year make their astonishing migration from the eastern United States and Canada to the fir-clad mountains of central Mexico. The tourist hordes that ...

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