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Washington: Amid reports that India may take it to the World Trade Organisation (WTO) for a new law to hike worker visa fees, the United States hopes it would not affect their long term economic partnership. "What I can say is that we understand the ...

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For far too long, the United States has failed to enforce its immigration laws. Its visa system does not adequately serve the needs of the economy, legal immigrants, or U.S. citizens. Cartel violence and continued illegal immigration along the U.S. ...

(CNSNews.com) The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) deported 298,410 illegal aliens in fiscal 2009, only 2.98 percent of the 10 million people it estimated were in the United States illegally. The number of deportations in fiscal 2009 was far ...

May 25: Shackled Mexican immigrants are directed by a guard to a waiting deportation by the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement in Harlingen, Texas. PHOENIX -- Arizona legislators are setting aside Gov. Jan Brewer's suggestion that lawmakers ...

America may be known as the land of opportunity, but for an increasing number of people it is an offer they are not willing to take. Last year alone an estimated 700 people renounced their US citizenship three times as many as the year before. Ken ...

USIBWC awards contract for Presidio Levee Construction funded by the Recovery Act EL PASO -- The United States Section of the International Boundary and Water Commission (USIBWC) has awarded a construction contract in the amount of $6.3 million for ...

Ron St. Onge steps into the role of interim director of the Reves Center for International Studies with a clearly demonstrated heart for the world. From 1970, when he taught his first French class as a newly hired William & Mary faculty member, to the ...

The US government is checking suggestions that the border security Bill, recently enacted and signed into law by President Barack Obama, which could nearly double H1B and L1 visa fees for some Indian IT companies, may breach World trade Organisation ...

Here's an update on the increased visa costs likely to be levied on Indian IT companies thanks to the US Border Security Bill, reports CNBC-TV18 quoting sources. National Association of Software and Services Companies (Nasscom) sources say that due to ...

An immigration judge's decision to grant the president's aunt asylum rested on the implications of the high-profile case for her safety if deported, : The immigration judge who granted President Obamas aunt asylum three months ago based his decision ...

Immigration and the perception of runaway federal spending are hot-button political issues as the nation heads into the mid-term elections. With a new border security bill, President Obama has touched on both. The newly enacted border security bill, ...

'It was a nice little town,' Maria explains as she sets the food on the table. Sitting down she continues, 'a safe place to grow up.' Her eyes are full of memories as she drifts back to a previous time; she even draws a little map of the local ftbol ...

A judge who granted asylum to President Barack Obama's African aunt ruled she deserved to stay in the United States because a federal government official leaked her status to a news organisation, making her a potential target for persecution in her ...

NEW DELHI: The worlds largest lobby group, the US Chamber of Commerce, has come out strongly in favour of more H-1B visas, saying that work visas benefit the US economy with more patents. The report cites research undertaken at large US tech companies ...

New Delhi: India may drag US to the World Trade Organisation for its new "protectionist" move in hiking professional visa fees, a step that will make Indian IT companies less competitive in the American market. The fee hike is expected to cost Indian ...

bill that includes an increase in fees for companies that employ professionals on H-1B and L visas. H.R. 6080, which provides $600 million in emergency supplemental appropriations for fiscal 2010 to secure the Southwest border and enhance federal border ...

Recent assertions that the 14th Amendment should be revised to prevent illegal immigrants from "baby dropping" could yield new ideas about what it means to be an American citizen [" '," news story, Aug. 11]. A review of the amendment could lead to a ...

The U.S. Chamber and American Chamber of Commerce of Mexico are producing a comprehensive report on trade and travel facilitation at the U.S.-Mexico border. The report will be set up to parallel a recent . The goal is to have both U.S. and Mexican ...

India is planning to move the World Trade Organisation (WTO) against the US governments decision to hike professional visa fees. As the US move would hurt the commercial interests of India, we cant keep quite, said Commerce Secretary Rahul Khullar here ...