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TCS concerned over US H-1B legislation

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H-1B Visa Law: Trying Once Again

Two U.S. senators are reintroducing legislation aimed at revamping the H-1B visa program for guest workers in the U.S., at a time of rising unemployment and growing evidence that the program has been marred by fraud. Senators Dick Durbin [D-Ill.] and ...

Cuban poses as lawyer handling immigrant cases

A Cuban national who spent months awaiting deportation at a Los Angeles immigration detention center is accused of posing as a lawyer after his release and representing immigrants in court. Raul Ernest Alonso-Prieto was detained for months at the San ...

Indian Software & Services Association Hits Back at Protectionist U.S. H-1B Proposal

The U.S. is walking the talk. It wants to curb H-1B visas for Indian IT companies but Nasscom has called the U.S. move protectionist. India's IT industry association, Nasscom, has called the move by senators in the U.S. to introduce a visa reform bill ...

Study Finds H-1B Use Cuts Tech Wages by Up to 6%

(Computerworld) The is decreasing wages for some IT workers, according to a study by researchers at New York University's and the University of Pennsylvania's business schools. The study, released earlier this month by professors from the Stern and ...

Protectionist H-1B curbs will hit Indian IT: Nath

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Study: H-1B use cuts tech wages by up to 6%

(Computerworld) The is decreasing wages for some IT workers, according to a study by researchers at New York University's and the University of Pennsylvania's business schools. The study, released earlier this month by professors from the Stern and ...

2 Iowa towns, 2 perspectives on immigration raids

POSTVILLE, IowaFor immigrant advocates, the raid on a meatpacking plant in Postville last May was evidence of all that is wrong with large-scale arrests of illegal workers. Families were hurt, and empty shops and lines at the food bank show that the town ...

US move to send troops to Mexico border

THE United States is drawing up contingency plans to send troops to the US-Mexican border to bolster the United States military's role in the raging drug war, The Washington Post reported yesterday. The efforts were part of a US$350-million initiative ...

US to begin asking about flu at the border

WASHINGTONU.S. officials will begin asking travelers about illness if they're entering the country from areas with confirmed swine flu. Passengers won't be barred from getting into the United States. But they could be referred for further testing. ...

U.S. to Begin Asking About Flu at the Border

WASHINGTON -- U.S. officials will begin asking travelers about illness if they're entering the country from areas with confirmed swine flu. Passengers won't be barred from getting into the United States. But they could be referred for further testing. ...

National Guard May Be Sent to U.S.-Mexico Border

The Pentagon and Homeland Security Department are developing contingency plans to send National Guard troops to the U.S.-Mexican border under a $350 million initiative that would expand the U.S. militarys role in the drug war, according to Obama ...

Ancestry Releases Border Crossing Records from U.S. to Canada, 1908-1935

A new database released by Ancestry.com documents immigrants crossing into Canada from the United States between 1908 (the year Canadian officials began recording the names of immigrants crossing into the country from the U.S.) and 1935. consists of ...

More debate in NJ over illegal-immigrant tuition

Piash Ahamed has been living in New Jersey since legally emigrating from Bangladesh with his family as a child. He attended state public schools, graduated from high school at the top of his class and was accepted at Rutgers University. But, now 18, he ...

Taiwan issue immigration alert against Mexico's swine flu

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Immigration alert over swine flu outbreak in Mexico

The Immigration Department has gone on the alert over a swine flu outbreak in Mexico and is ready to work closely with the Health Ministry to prevent the spread of the disease to Malaysia, its director-general Datuk Mahmood Adam said today. 'We are ...

Newsweek: Despite economy, immigration steady

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US Bill proposes tough conditions for H-1B visas

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