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MIAMI, Oct. 24 -- The U.S. Department of Homeland Security's U.S. Coast Guard, 7th District, issued the following news release pertaining to South Florida: The Coast Guard repatriated 52 Cuban migrants to Bahia de Cabanas, Cuba, Saturday The migrants ...

Merih Engin, left, and Uzeir Ispahev work in a pizza shop owned and operated by Ispahev's Turkish family in Dayton, Ohio. The city welcomes immigrants, hoping they will help boost its sagging population and economy. Marta Guzman, right, Francisco Mejia ...

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Vermont Workers Center 294 N Winooski Avenue, (Corner of North Winooski and Archibald) Burlington, Vermont Parking Available Join Macrina Cardenas de Alarcon, a community activist and educator from Tijuana, Mexico, who will be discussing the reasons ...

Editor's note: Audrey Singer is a senior fellow at the Brookings Institution, where Jill Wilson is a senior research analyst. Washington (CNN) -- Alabama now has the toughest immigration law in the nation. The law went into effect on September 29, ...

A new report has found that the administrations key immigration program is leading to wrongful arrests of US citizens, racial profiling and deportations without hearings. The majority of people arrested in the Secure Communities program are being ...

While states like Alabama and Arizona focus on curbing illegal immigration, the city of Dayton, Ohio has a message for legal immigrants: Welcome. The city passed a plan, Welcome Dayton: Immigrant Friendly City, (pdf) earlier this month that aims ...

MONTGOMERY, Ala. Pablo Pilco has met Pope John Paul II and Mother Theresa of Calcutta. He studied philosophy, psychology and mass communications in Peru, his native land. And when the Catholic TV network EWTN, based in Irondale, Ala., asked him to ...

WASHINGTON: Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said Pakistan will suffer dire consequences if it fails to contain terrorists operating from its soil, and it needs the US and Afghanistan to help get the job done. The Obama administration ...

The company U.S. Passport Service Guide that helps international travelers find the most up-to-date passport and travel visa information recently updated a new section of their website us-passport-service-guide.com. Online PR News 24-October-2011 ...

Editor's note: Audrey Singer is a senior fellow at the Brookings Institution, where Jill Wilson is a senior research analyst. Washington (CNN) -- Alabama now has the toughest immigration law in the nation. The law went into effect on September 29, ...

The Romney campaign pushed back today against the Los Angeles Times story that reported a provision in Romneys health-care program had allowed illegal immigrants access to health-care. Keep reading this post . . . ...

A U.S. District Court judge dismissed Gov. Jan Brewer's lawsuit against the federal government over immigration enforcement, saying federal courts lack the authority to overturn higher court rulings or to tell the U.S. government how to do its job. ...

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hoto, owner Marta Guzman, right, speaks with her son, Francisco Mejia and server Maria Velazquez, left, at Taqueria Mixteca restaurant, in Dayton, Ohio. The restaurant is one of four restaurants in southwest Ohio started and owned by the same Mexican ...

From Oct. 1, 2010, to the end of last month, federal Immigration and Customs Enforcement officials deported 396,906 illegal immigrants, the highest number for similar periods in the agency's history, according to the Philadelphia Inquirer. The Inquirer ...

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Mexican President Felipe Calderon last week accused the US policy of deporting criminals into northern Mexico of fueling the criminal violence that is ravaging the country. With US deportations at a record high, the Mexican government is increasingly ...

Arizona had claimed that the U.S. abdicated its responsibility in enforcing immigration laws. ...