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Mark Engler: Fight Inequality, Don't Scapegoat Immigrants

12:00 pm The emergence of vast inequalities between the wealthy and the rest of us may be the biggest change in American society over the last fifty years. And its hardly a change that we should welcome. Such is the argument that Timothy Noah makes in a ...

Many Say U.S. Should Stop Granting Citizenship To Children Of Illegal Immigrants

(RTTNews) - While a constitutional amendment would likely be required to stop granting citizenship to U.S.-born children of illegal immigrants, the results of a Quinnipiac University poll released on Monday showed that slightly more American say that the ...

Immigration issues hurting Obama, poll finds

The Quinnipiac University national survey also shows a strong anti-immigrant tilt, with respondents favoring an end to the constitutionally guaranteed practice of granting U.S. citizenship to children born of illegal immigrants. Related Obama rejects ...

More U.S.-Mexico Border Crime a Myth, Officials Say

If you lived hundreds of miles away and listened only to the sound bites leading to passage of Senate Bill 1070, it would be easy to imagine some parts of Arizona as every bit as lawless as fabled Tombstone, circa 1881. Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer sounded ...

Old Glory raised Iwo Jima -style along U.S./Mexico border

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CG Repatriates 18 Cuban Migrants

U.S. Coast Guard MIAMI --- The crew of the Coast Guard Cutters Kodiak Island and Ocracoke repatriated a total of 18 Cuban migrants to Bahia de Cabaas, Cuba, Thursday and Saturday. A Coast Guard Air Station Clearwater, Fla., HC-130 aircraft crew located ...

DOL assesses $1 million in back wages and interest against H-1B employer

The US Department of Labor (DOL) recently announced that it reached an agreement with a computer consulting company in Georgia where the company will pay approximately $1 million in back wages and interest to 135 H-1B workers as part of a DOL H-1B ...

Ex-DEA chiefs say Obama sued over immigration ? why not pot?

WASHINGTON President Obama sued to keep Arizona from writing its own immigration laws. Now, every former Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) boss is asking whether he'll do the same to stop California from legalizing marijuana. In a letter to ...

Children of Illegal Immigrants Spark Clash on U.S. Citizenship

For more than a century, the rules governing U.S. citizenship have included a straightforward test: With rare exception, a person born within the countrys borders is an American citizen. That tenet is now under attack as part of the fight over illegal ...

Israel Divided on Deporting Immigrant Children

Israel will begin deporting families of illegal migrants in coming weeks, officials say, as an emotional debate rages over the ballooning numbers of foreign workers that some fear could threaten the country's Jewish identity. A decade ago, Israel began ...

Undocumented migrants accuse Mexico police of robbery

IXTEPEC, Mexico-Undocumented migrants from Central America have alleged that they were robbed at gunpoint by Mexican immigration authorities at a border crossing separating Mexico from Guatemala. The migrants told AFP they were attempting to cross into ...

`Gay` Saudi diplomat seeks US asylum: report

Diplomat seeking asylum in USA `because he is gay and befriended a Jewish woman`. more... ...

Gay Saudi diplomat seeks US asylum

Source: Reuters A Saudi Arabian diplomat is seeking political asylum in the United States because he is gay and befriended a Jewish woman, and fears for his life if he returns. The diplomat, Ali Ahmad Asseri, the first secretary of the Saudi consulate in ...

Diplomat reportedly seeks US political asylum

A Saudi diplomat in Los Angeles reportedly has asked for political asylum in the United States, claiming his life is in danger if he is returned to Saudi Arabia. The report on Saturday by NBC News quoted the diplomat, Ali Ahmad Asseri, as saying that ...

US Open trophy might be Aisam-ul-Haq Qureshi's passport to speedy immigration

The last thing any international athlete wants to do after a 15-hour flight is spend another three hours stuck in immigration. When the destination is New York, Aisam-ul-Haq Qureshi has little choice but to take the annual inquisition at the airport in ...

Gay Saudi diplomat seeks asylum in US 'because his life is in danger'

Ali Ahmad Asseri was quoted on NBC News as saying that Saudi officials have ordered him back to his country because he is gay and had befriended a Jewish woman. ...

Womans links to Mexican drug cartel a saga of corruption on U.S. side of border

Garnica was arrested in November 2009 after another CBP employee worked with investigators, recording conversations with her. Latest Articles EL PASO She lived a double life. At the border crossing, she was Agent Garnica, a veteran law enforcement ...

Saudi diplomat seeks US asylum

AM A Saudi diplomat has reportedly sought political asylum in the United States, saying his life is in danger if he is returned to his native Saudi Arabia. The diplomat, whom NBC News identified as Ali Ahmad Asseri, said Saudi officials terminated him ...

U.S. worker's case reveals how drug cartels get help from this side of border

EL PASO - She lived a double life. At the border crossing, she was Agent Garnica, a veteran law enforcement officer. In the shadows, she was 'La Estrella,' the star, a brassy looker who helped drug cartels make a mockery of the U.S. border. This Story ...

Saudi Diplomat Applies for U.S. Asylum

A ranking Saudi diplomat told NBC News that he has asked for political asylum in the United States, saying he fears for his life if he is forced to return to his native country. The diplomat, Ali Ahmad Asseri, the first secretary of the Saudi consulate ...

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