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Union fight slows immigration reform

WASHINGTON, Jan. 16 (UPI) -- President Obama's call for a review of pending immigration cases in the United States and reform the deportation process has run up against union resistance. ...

Traffic at U.S.-Canada borders rose 5% in 2011; still not at pre-recession levels

In all, some 37.1 million cars, trucks, buses, and other vehicles crossed the border at 11 sites between Detroit and upstate New York. Passenger car traffic rose 6.6% to 30.3 million crossings, while commercial truck traffic was flat from the year before ...

Santorum Gets Better on Immigration

Rick Santorum had never been especially distinctive on immigration. He was pretty good on enforcement issues, but his constant invocation of his immigrant father and grandfather suggested to me that he might be one of those people who needs to compensate ...

Democratic lawmaker rips Romney for his stance on immigration

A leading House Democrat hammered Mitt Romney on Monday for his positions on illegal immigration. Rep. Luis Gutierrez, Capitol Hill's most vocal proponent of immigrant rights, said Romney, the front-runner in the GOP presidential primaries, has "gone way ...

Enemy Expatriation Act Could Strip Americans of Citizenship

A new bill has been introduced in Congress that, if passed, would strip Americans of their citizenship for just supporting hostilities against the United States. The , or H.R. 3166, was introduced by Republican Representative Charles Dent of ...

New Canadian immigration policies may affect the US - 16 Jan 12

Canadian immigration policy has long been considered as one of the most generous and relaxed in the world. However, the Canadian Conservative government has recently begun tightening restrictions on immigration and tracking down illegal immigrants, ...

Immigration courtrooms silent during I

In a trial of a politically divisive program, U.S. prosecutors in Denver and Baltimore are reviewing thousands of deportation cases to determine which illegal immigrants might stay in the country _ perhaps indefinitely _ so officials can reduce an ...

Immigration courtrooms silent during ICE review

DENVER Federal deportation hearings for non-criminal defendants released from custody were suspended Dec. 5 for the review and resume this week. Similar reviews are planned across the country to allow U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement to target ...

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