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A Massachusetts man who disliked a Florida state legislators policies on illegal immigration is under arrest for allegedly threatening the lawmaker and his family, the Naked Politics blog of the Miami Herald reports. Rep. Will Snyder of Stuart, Fla., ...

On Sunday, an intense gun battle raged for hours in Valle Hermoso, located in the northern Mexican state of Tamaulipas. In the aftermath, the city of about 60,000 residents now bares a strong resemblance to war-torn Iraq. Many businesses and homes were ...

The largely unguarded border with Canada poses an 'alarming' terror risk, Senate committee members have warned. Less than one per cent of the 4,000-mile border is considered under the operational control of U.S. authorities, according to a new report. ...

Quote of the Day. Washington has been very anxious about whats happening here, but it shouldnt be. It should be happy. This will reduce terrorism. When people have their voice, they dont need to explode themselves. Mohammed Fouad, an ...

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WASHINGTON "Hunger and poverty, the driving forces of unauthorized migration to the United States highlights the For a Just Market project in Mexico "More than half of rural Mexicans live in poverty and 25 percent live in extreme poverty," added Wainer. ...

MEXICO CITY The government on Monday offered a reward of 21 million pesos ($1.7 million) to anyone providing information that leads to the arrest of three suspects in the kidnapping and murder of 72 migrants in northern Mexico in August 2010. The ...

NM immigration status checks Do you agree with New Mexico Gov. Susana Martinez s plan to have state police check the immigration status of people arrested for crimes? Read story Yes, of course. Yes, but only those arrested for crimes . No, police should ...

Published on Febuary 2nd, 2011 Topics : U.S. Army , Amnesty International , Marine Corps , Quantico HAGERSTOWN, Md. - The lawyer for a U.S. Army private suspected of leaking classified material to WikiLeaks says his client does not hold dual ...

A US senator a raised a proposal to require Canadian citizens to have a US Visa to enter the United States following the release of an "alarming" report about security along America's northern border. A United States senator as suggested US Visas for ...

Location: Sonoma State University 1801 E Cotati Ave, Rohnert Park, CA When: Daily Time: 8:00am5:00pm This powerful exhibition features Mexican retablos that are both fascinating artworks and compelling sociological documents, dating back to as ...

U.S. President Barack Obama greets Prime Minister Stephen Harper at the Nuclear Security Summit in Washington in April. Harper will be meeting Obama in Washington on Friday. Photograph by: Jim Watson, AFP/ OTTAWA Prime Minister Stephen Harper and ...

The Obama administration is not contemplating requiring visas for Canadians visiting the United States, U.S. Ambassador David Jacobson says. Jacobson released a statement Wednesday to "clarify" the U.S. position in the wake of a government watchdog's ...

WASHINGTON Americans face a high risk of terrorist activity along the U.S.-Canadian border, where less than 1 percent of the 4,000-mile stretch is adequately protected, according to a government report released Tuesday. "To me, this report is absolutely ...

Prime Minister Stephen Harper and U.S. President Barack Obama are expected to give the green light Friday to a comprehensive shared review of border security. ...

SAN JUAN. Within the last 24 hours, law enforcement components of the Caribbean Border Interagency Group (CBIG) and the Caribbean Corridor Strike Force (CCSF); have rescued 11 Cuban aliens from Monito Island, intercepted 89 bricks of cocaine and are ...

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On Monday, police officers in Northampton, MA, arrested Manuel Pintado, 47, and charged him with corruption by threat, and written threat to kill or do bodily harm, both felonies. According to police, Pintado admitted to sending threatening messages to ...

?Coordination challenges could be preventing?? law-enforcement ?partners from receiving vital information needed to effectively secure the border,?? the report said. Because of the public outcry against illegal immigration from the south, the Obama ...

Stephen Harper and Barack Obama will meet on Friday to set in motion the most sweeping changes to the Canada-U.S. border since the 1988 free-trade agreement. According to information obtained by The Globe and Mail, the Prime Minister and the U.S. ...