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The saga of the now-canceled Secure Border Initiative Network (SBInet) underscores the costs in time, money and progress that inevitably result when policymakers do not heed the lessons of history. The Obama administration took charge of SBInet from the ...

USCIS has published a proposed rule that would require H-1B employers to register with the agency and receive a number prior to filing cap-subject... ...

A Pentecostal church nestled between MIT and Harvard has been revitalized by attracting immigrant and international students. The small historic black church called Pentecostal Tabernacle in Cambridge has grown in the last few years from less than a few ...

DALLAS ? The calls from Malaysia come in daily to Ralph Isenberg, a Texas businessman who has become an unorthodox advocate for immigrants in extreme distress. From the office of his commercial real estate company here, Mr. Isenberg confers by webcam ...

Addis Ababa The United States has warned US citizens against travelling to Eritrea, strongly advising that Americans on ships and sailing vessels to not attempt to dock in Eritrean ports, or to travel through Eritrean waters for security reasons. The ...

Washington, March 6 (ANI): Young Mexican police chief Marisol Valles Garcia, who accepted to be in charge of one of state's most dangerous drug war border towns, has reportedly fled the city to seek asylum in the US. Garcia, 20, is the only person to ...

On immigration, momentum shifts away from Arizona A year after SB 1070 inspired a call for similar laws around the country, other states have failed to follow suit. Only Utah has passed a diluted version. A year ago, a revolution on immigration ...

The United States has warned US citizens against travelling to Eritrea, strongly advising that Americans on ships and sailing vessels to not attempt to dock in Eritrean ports, or to travel through Eritrean waters for security reasons. The State ...

RAS AJDIR, Tunisia - Thousands of migrant workers were on the move in Libya on Saturday, trying to flee the fighting between rebels and forces loyal to Moammar Gadhafi's regime, U.N. refugee agency and immigration officials said. Most of the thousands of ...

By Richard Marosi, Los Angeles Times BROWNSVILLE, Texas -- The Rio Grande once ran wide and deep behind the four-room house that Pamela Taylor and her husband hammered together more than half a century ago. Migrant workers had to take a ferry upriver to ...

The United States announced on Saturday an additional contribution to international humanitarian efforts on the Libyan border as evacuation efforts continue on the Egyptian and Tunisian side of the border. "In support of international efforts to provide ...

President Obama yesterday signed into law a two-week stopgap spending bill that averted a federal government shutdown, at least until March 18. The... ...

(ADDIS ABABA) - The United States has warned US citizens against travelling to Eritrea, strongly advising that Americans on ships and sailing vessels to not attempt to dock in Eritrean ports, or to travel through Eritrean waters for security reasons. The ...

A year after SB 1070 inspired a call for similar laws around the country, other states have failed to follow suit. Only Utah has passed a diluted version. 1 | single page X Text Size la-na-illegal-immigration-20110306 Reporting from Denver A year ...

The US immigration department has proposed for streamlining the processing of US H-1B work visas in a bid to reduce costs for the businesses. As per the official announcement, the USCIS (US Citizenship and Immigration Services) has asked for an improved ...

CIUDAD JUAREZ, MEXICO (BNO NEWS) -- The 20-year-old single mother who made international headlines last year when she became the police chief in a violent border town near Ciudad Jurez has apparently fled Mexico after receiving dead threats, El ...

20-year-old Marisol Valles, a college student and single mother who only a few months ago, became Mexicos youngest police chief, is in the U.S. seeking asylum. A family member, speaking on the condition of anonymity, told AFP that Valles received ...

Within months of the U.S. head of states claim, the commander-in-chief had over 90,000 troops in the conquered country and currently there are 60,000 more from some fifty other nations serving in NATOs International Security Assistance Force ...

KUWAIT: The US Embassy in Kuwait reminds individuals to use caution when working with private entities to apply for visas to the United States, as reports of fraudulent e-mails, websites, and print advertisements offering visa services are on the rise. ...

University of Pittsburgh at Johnstown issued the following news release: America's second first lady Abigail Adams will be the focus of the 14th annual University of Pittsburgh at Johnstown Great Americans Day Citizenship Forum and Luncheon being held ...