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Jan. 01, 2008 AIM reprint print email BY TANIA VALDEMORO tvaldemoro@MiamiHerald.com The U.S. Coast Guard and the Miami-Dade Fire Rescue Department picked up 17 Cuban migrants early Tuesday morning near the Cape Florida Lighthouse in Key ...

WASHINGTON -- Passport cards for Americans who travel to Canada, Mexico, Bermuda and the Caribbean will include technology that allows information on the card to be read from a distance. The U.S. State Department says the card can be used by Americans ...

THE scheduled testimony of expert witness attorney George Crimarco in the dual citizenship case brought against Member of Parliament for West Portland, Daryl Vaz, by the People's National Party's Abe Dabdoub was yesterday postponed until January 3. ...

CALEXICO, CALIF. - Children are more likely to shield their faces than to smile when Daniel Santillan points his camera. Santillan's photos aren't for any picture album or yearbook - they help prove that Mexican youngsters are illegally attending public ...

LEWISTON, N.Y. - A bird in the hand is one thing - but in your pocket? Border agents at the Lewiston-Queenston Bridge found four live birds inside the pockets of a pigeon collector and his travelling companion who were trying to enter the United States ...

MIAMI - The crew of the Coast Guard Cutter Pea Island repatriated 30 Cuban migrants to Bahia de Cubanas Cuba, and the crew of the Coast Guard Cutter Venturous repatriated 34 Haitian migrants to Port au Prince, Haiti, Saturday subsequent to three separate ...

NEWPORT, New Hampshire (Reuters) - Former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani favors building a fence to keep them out and wants them to speak English, Sen. John McCain wants at least 2 million of them deported and former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney thinks ...

NEW YORK, USA: Due to recent media coverage on the possible postponement of the passport requirement, The Jamaica Tourist Board has provided further information for American visitors traveling to Jamaica and the Caribbean. Recently, the United States ...

PHOENIX - Authorities on Sunday found 37 suspected illegal immigrants concealed in a truck, some hiding behind pallets of bell peppers. Police found the immigrants while investigating a tip about a tractor-trailer parked in the middle of the road in ...

PHOENIX Authorities on Sunday found 37 suspected illegal immigrants concealed in a truck, some hiding behind pallets of bell peppers. Police found the immigrants while investigating a tip about a tractor-trailer parked in the middle of the road in ...

PHOENIX (AP) Authorities on Sunday found 37 suspected illegal immigrants concealed in a truck parked outside Phoenix, some hiding behind pallets of bell peppers. ...

PHOENIX (Reuters) - Arizona steel fabricator Sheridan Bailey has been laying off employees in recent weeks even though he has plenty of orders on the books. His firm, Ironco Enterprises, shed around 10 percent of its 100-strong workforce to get in line ...

- The organic food and beverage market is rapidly strengthening its presence in the United States in terms of sales and customer access. Although organic food products are not affordable to the common people of the United States, due to the premium ...

SPENCER, Iowa -- The tiny jail here has housed many a typical small-town Iowa criminal since its bricks were laid in 1938 -- drunk drivers, drug abusers, the occasional thief. These days, though, Sheriff Randy Krukow walks the cell row and behind the ...

PHOENIX 'I use night-vision goggles, and you could see them very clearly' caravans of men with guns and huge backpacks full of drugs, trudging through the desert, Krebbs said. After her 10th or 11th time hiding in bushes and behind rocks, she abandoned ...

'The human wall will be built on the Cordoba-Americas International Bridge in Ciudad Juarez, state of Chihuahua, to criticize the NAFTA policies on agricultural products,' said the Farmers' Democratic Front. ...

As an omen of things to come, in March the National Immigration Institute of Mexico will demand Central Americans workers and visitors carry ID cards with electronic chips. The ID cards will record every arrival and departure of so-called temporary ...

The U.S. Census Bureau said that based on the growing influx of other countries' citizens, in addition to domestic births, the U.S. population should reach 303,146,284 on New Year's Day, The Washington Times reported Saturday. That would represent an ...

Washington, Dec 29 (Prensa Latina) The failure of immigration law reform at the Senate was one of the worst legislative events in US, in 2007, commented Washington Hispanic daily. After the attempt of the Senate to approve a migration reform fell ...

A new immigrant enters U.S. every 30 seconds By Sean LengellThe Washington TimesWASHINGTON -- A new immigrant legal or illegal is expected to enter the United States every 30 seconds by January, the U.S. Census Bureau says. The agency estimates this ...