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It?s strange to watch as parts of the U.S. political right-wing, with CNN?s Lou Dobbs in the vanguard, pursue a conspiracy theory that grows from an intolerant premise (the so-called birthers believe Obama?s diverse background must mean he?s ...

The Obama administration has refused to make legally enforceable rules for immigration detention, rejecting a federal court petition by former detainees and their advocates and embracing a Bush-era inspection system that relies in part on private ...

WASHINGTON: A vocal group of conspiracy theorists known as 'birthers' are riling the White House with their persistent claim that Barack Obama is not an American citizen and therefore ineligible to be president. The claim that the United States' first ...

LOS ANGELES - Immigrant advocates say the federal government has failed to meet its own standards for detaining immigrants, making it unduly difficult for immigrants to defend themselves in court and fight to remain in the country. A report released ...

Sheriff Joe Arpaio PHOENIX ?? Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio is getting vocal about new federal policies that limit his ability to arrest undocumented immigrants. His deputies arrested two suspected undocumented immigrants Tuesday during a raid ...

The federal government routinely failed to follow its own standards regulating immigration detention centers across the country, denying detainees sufficient recreation time and adequate access to attorneys, legal materials and telephones, according to a ...

TIJUANA, Mexico -- A judge in Mexico has ordered that a man suspected in the fatal shooting of a U.S. Border Patrol agent in California be held during the investigation. The federal judge ruled Tuesday that 36-year-old Ernesto Parra Valenzuela be kept in ...

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Research looks at private and corporate-owned newspapers in California A new study released by Rice University in Houston finds that California newspapers located closer to the border of Mexico routinely provide a more negative slant on immigration in ...

NEW DELHI: The US Court of Appeals in Philadelphia has ruled against the tech workers who have been fighting a federal decision to allow foreign students to work on a student visa from one year to 29 months, according to a news report in Computer World. ...

Previous Issues Comment Police Foundation The Police Foundation's report 'The Role of Local Police: Striking a Balance Between Immigration Enforcement and Civil Liberties' is the culmination of a national effort to bring together law enforcement leaders, ...

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Purolator USA offered its support for a new report by the U.S. and Canadian Chambers of Commerce that calls on the U.S. and Canadian governments to evaluate current border clearance procedures and to take immediate action to improve efficiency by ...

Defendants Allegedly Sold Documents to Help Felons Avoid Deportation LOS ANGELES, July 28 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- The former Armenian Consul in Los Angeles and a Beverly Hills immigration attorney are among five people arrested last night and this ...

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WASHINGTON -- As Indian firms fight the threat of H-1B restrictions, IT services companies might not leave their fate to politics. In an effort to reduce their need for visas, they may look to increase their presence south of the border. Indian IT firms ...

Obama Citizenship Concerns Put to Rest Once again, the anti-Obama forces have been thwarted in their efforts to prove that America?s first Black president lacks the U.S. citizenship required to hold the nation?s highest office. ?I ? have seen the ...

(HONOLULU) State officials in Hawaii on Monday said they have once again checked and confirmed that President Barack Obama was born in Hawaii and is a natural-born American citizen, and therefore meets a key constitutional requirement for being ...

- As Indian firms fight the threat of H-1B restrictions, IT services companies might not leave their fate to politics. In an effort to reduce their need for visas, they may look to increase their presence south of the border. Indian IT firms have boosted ...