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WASHINGTON, Dec 5: Pakistan has assured the United States it is not withdrawing troops from the Afghan border despite tensions with India following the Mumbai terrorist attacks, a US general said on Friday. Major General Michael S. Tucker, the deputy ...

WASHINGTON: The Pakistani troops have not reduced their efforts to fight militants near the Afghan border in the aftermath of the last week's attacks on Mumbai, a US general said on Friday.'Obviously, that was a concern,' US Army Maj-Gen Michael Tucker, ...

WASHINGTON (Reuters) -- Pakistani troops have not reduced their efforts to fight militants near the Afghan border in the aftermath of last week's attacks on Mumbai, India's financial capital, a U.S. general has said. 'Obviously, that was a concern,' U.S. ...

By Jonathan Saltzman and Andrew Ryan, Globe Staff The regional director of Homeland Security, Customs, and Border Protection was charged today with repeatedly hiring illegal immigrants to clean her Salem home after one cleaner wore a wire during an ...

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FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla., Dec. 5 -- An immigration judge in Miami has signed off on the federal government's plan to deport the only acquitted member of the 'Liberty City Seven' to his native Haiti. Last year, a jury found Lyglenson Lemorin, 33, not guilty ...

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Paul Clements, 58, a permanent US resident and former tour manager for bands such as the Rolling Stones and Dire Straits, is threatened with expulsion from his adopted homeland after his passport and green card were confiscated following a work trip ...

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The U.S. Supreme Court will consider on Friday whether to hear a controversial Barack Obama citizenship lawsuit that questions if the President-Elect is a natural-born citizen of the United States. Although a copy of Obamas birth certificate has been ...

PHILADELPHIA (Reuters) - A U.S. appeals court on Friday blocked the Bush administration's efforts to deport an Egyptian to his home country, where the government says he is wanted for murder and he claims he would be tortured. The Third Circuit Court of ...

It had been foreseeable and indeed foreseen for months: The economic troubles in the United States, the largest market for Canadian products, would harm the Canadian economy. The Statistics Canada employment numbers for November confirm this, but ...

BOSTONA top Homeland Security official in Boston has been accused of repeatedly hiring illegal immigrants to clean her home. Lorraine Henderson, the regional director of Homeland Security, Customs, and Border Protection, was arrested Friday at her home ...

The controversial effort to challenge Barack Obama's U.S. citizenship got unexpected support when Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas pushed the issue onto the Court's docket for Friday after it had been rejected last month. The Court will decide on ...

The US Supreme Court will consider today whether to take up a lawsuit challenging President-elect Barack Obamas U.S. citizenship. says that legal experts say the appeal has little chance of succeeding, despite appearing on the courts schedule. Legal ...

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Robert L. Schulz, 69, chairman of We The People Foundation, took out ads Monday and Wednesday to raise questions about whether Obama's Hawaii certificate of live birth is authentic. The ads echo accusations circulated online by Obama opponents ...

CBNNews.com - The U.S. Supreme Court will hear a challenge to President-elect Barack Obama's citizenship and consequent eligibility to take the nation's highest office, Friday. A lawsuit filed against New Jersey Secretary of State Nina Mitchell Wells ...

At least three U.S. residents have been killed in Ciudad Juarez, Mexico, in as many weeks as the death toll in the violent border city surpasses 1,400. The latest victim, a 32-year-old American woman, was shot several times Tuesday as she stood in front ...

Afro America Newspaper, News Report, James Wright, Posted: Dec 04, 2008 (December 3, 2008) - In a highly unusual move, U.S. Associate Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas has asked his colleagues on the court to consider the request of an East ...