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OTTAWA - Prime Minister Stephen Harper says he hopes the new U.S. administration will take an approach to border security that involves much less red tape. In an interview with CTV News on Friday, Harper said it's too early to speculate whether U.S. ...

MEXICO CITY Migration from Mexico, mainly to the United States, has fallen dramatically as fewer Mexicans leave their country to look for work abroad amid a global economic downturn, the government said Thursday. The net outflow of Mexicans both legal ...

In the absence of federal immigration reform, state and local policies that impact the immigrant population are being implemented in communities across the country. The local response is exacerbated by financial crisis and economic anxiety in our ...

Fox News, Staff Original article Federal immigration officials are reporting a surge in the number of Mexicans crossing the border to seek asylum in the U.S., an increase analysts say is due to the drug violence and criminal activity that claimed a ...

NEW YORK ? President Obama affirmed in an interview with a Spanish-language radio show that his administration is preparing to push for a new round of 'comprehensive immigration reform.' The White House confirmed to WND Obama was a guest on the ...

Military Will Offer Path to Citizenship, Pentagon officials are said to be anticipating that the Army could eventually receive almost 15,000 of these recruits per year, or one in six of the overall total. The American Army finds itself in a lot of ...

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Once again, the immigration community is bracing itself for a historical and unprecedented exhaustion of the H-1B cap. Employers can petition H-1B workers for the October 1, 2009 start date beginning April 1, 2009. Last year, due to excessive demand, the ...

Previous Issues Comment Survival Tips Law.com reports 'Wall Street layoffs, mortgage foreclosures on a massive scale and a freeze in the financial transaction sector have affected attorneys across all practice areas, some more than others. The smaller ...

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The day began gently here on the US-Mexico border. The cold, starry sky gave way to the orange smile of a sunrise. Over at the Pancho Villa Cafe, short-order cook Maria Gutierrez whipped up her egg and chopped-tortilla special. Down the street, Martha ...

Editor's note: Ruben Navarrette Jr. is a nationally syndicated columnist and a member of the editorial board of the San Diego Union-Tribune. Read his column here. Obviously, President Obama has a lot on his plate: two wars, an ailing economy, the ...

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Barack Obama became the 44th president of the United States amid mile-high expectations for positive change with respect to the economy, war in Iraq, health care, energy policy, the environmentand yes, immigration. With a new, pragmatic president, ...

Every graduation day, amid the sea of smiling faces and rushed goodbyes, the countdown begins. International students ? who comprise roughly 10 percent of undergraduates and more than a third of graduates ? have no more than 29 months from the day of ...

Tags: Startups, Wall Street, Microsoft, Big Tech, Politics, H-1B, Intel Microsoft (MSFT) still hasn't made a formal response to that letter from anti-H-1B crusader Senator Chuck Grassley (R-IA) saying the company has a 'moral imperative' to give ...

Editor's note: Ruben Navarrette Jr. is a nationally syndicated columnist and a member of the editorial board of the San Diego Union-Tribune. Read his column here. Obviously, President Obama has a lot on his plate: two wars, an ailing economy, the ...

OTTAWA'Prime Minister Stephen Harper reached out to Americans yesterday to reassure them that Canada takes border security as seriously as they do. It was clear Harper wanted to put to rest preconceived notions in the United States that Canada is blas ...

Feb 20 (Reuters) - A dramatic fall in the size of Mexican families is easing pressure on the job market and could reduce the number of Mexicans crossing the U.S. border illegally in search. Here are some facts about Mexican demographics and the flow of ...

NEW DELHI: Microsoft Corp?s plan to eliminate US workers after lobbying for more foreigner visas is stirring resentment among lawmakers and employees. As many as 5,000 employees are being shown the door at Microsoft, which uses more H1-B guest-worker ...