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Tags: Online, Startups, Microsoft, Big Tech, Politics, H-1B, Cisco New restrictions going into place on the H-1B immigrant worker program have been so extreme some right-groups in India are threatening to boycott of US goods, and American commentators ...

During a telephonic conference call on March 5, a group of local government experts discussed a report from ICMA, which concludes that immigration is one of the most pressing contemporary issues facing the United States and that the failure of the ...

WASHINGTON (AFP) Attacks by insurgents in eastern Afghanistan rose in the past two months partly due to mild winter weather that allowed militants to cross mountain passes on Pakistan's border, a US military officer said on Friday. Attacks by the ...

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On January 15, the United States Northern Command Joint Task Force-North accidentally released to the public a briefing that expressed concerns over terrorists entering the U.S. from Canada. While the report was taken offline and out of public view ...

WASHINGTON -- A federal judge on Thursday threw out a lawsuit questioning President Barack Obama's citizenship, lambasting the case as a waste of the court's time and suggesting the plaintiff's attorney may have to compensate the president's lawyer. In ...

As Mexico's drug war grinds on, people are fleeing to the United States in ever greater numbers. The number of Mexicans requesting asylum more than doubled from fiscal year 2007 to 2008. Political asylum is usually reserved for refugees claiming ...

As Mexico's drug war grinds on, the number of Mexicans fleeing to the United States is growing. And the number requesting asylum in the U-S has more than doubled. Political asylum is usually reserved for refugees claiming religious or political ...

As Mexico's drug war grinds on, the number of Mexicans fleeing to the United States is growing. And the number requesting asylum in the U-S has more than doubled. Political asylum is usually reserved for refugees claiming religious or political ...

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NORCROSS, Ga. On a recent afternoon, 15-year-old Marlon Parras stood on a stage in front of 3,000 people and talked about the hardships he and his 13-year-old sister, Emiely, have faced since their parents were deported to Guatemala. He wept as he spoke ...

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The cuts are effective immediately. The company said that it had primarily cut store manager and supervisor positions, although some other jobs were also affected. The retailer said that the cuts represent less than 3pc of its total workforce. Borders ...

BELLINGHAM, B.C. - A British Columbian man who wanted a U.S. border inspector to say please got a face full of pepper spray instead. Desiderio Fortunato, of Coquitlam, B.C., says he thought the guard who told him to turn off his engine Monday was rude ...

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What's this WASHINGTON (AFP) - Pakistani efforts to combat Islamist extremists in northwestern Pakistan have had mixed results, partly because some military units were shifted to the eastern border with India, the US Defense Department said on Thursday. ...

A British Columbian man has learned the hard way that you don't ask a U.S. border guard to be polite when he asks you to turn off your vehicle's engine. Desiderio Fortunato, of Coquitlam, B.C., asked the guard to say 'please' and instead received a face ...