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US planning change in immigration rule

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Academia Shrugs: Obama's Citizenship and the Presidency

The obstacles in Barack Obama's path to the presidency have been overcome, or covered over. Rather than merely avoiding the contentious question of Obama's "natural born" eligibility, America's academic establishment has muffled discussion on the ...

Rigo Barboza, an undocumented student, protests President Obama's immigration policies outside the Fig & Olive restaurant in Wes

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Immigration: Another U.S. citizen deported

This post has been corrected, as indicated below. Herewe go again: A U.S.-born citizen deported fromher own country. This time the case involves a 15-year-old girl who was sent packing from Houston to Colombia, according to published reports. ...

Strange talks immigration

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Immigration officials investigate circumstances under which Texas teen deported to Colombia

EL PASO, Texas The grandmother of a Dallas teen who was deported to Colombia is hoping the 15-year-old can come back soon and says federal officials should have done more to identify the girl after she gave a fake name and claimed to be an adult. ...

S.F. couple elated over deferred deportation

Anthony Makk and Bradford Wells (Blade file photo by Michael Key) Bradford Wells breathed a sigh of relief this week following the news that his Australian-native spouse, Anthony Makk, wont be forced to leave the United States anytime soon. ...

Colombia: Texas Teen Mistakenly Deported Will Be Handed Over To U.S. Officials

(CNN) -- Colombia is preparing to hand over to U.S. officials a Dallas teenager who was mistakenly deported after she ran away from home more than a year ago, the South American country's foreign ministry said in a statement Thursday night. Jakadrien ...

Texas teen deported to Colombia could

A 15-year-old Texas girl who was deported from the U.S. after she claimed to be an illegal immigrant could be returning soon. The Colombian government says the U.S. embassy on Thursday submitted the necessary documents for Jakadrien Lorece's ...

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