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Pros, FilAm kin to benefit in US lawmakers' move to ease immigration rules OFW remittances may reach $23 billion in 2011 Papuans fired on after raising outlawed separatist flag HIV threatens tens of thousands of families with ...

Immigration services scams are getting so sophisticated that fraudsters now advertise online with websites that perfectly mimic those of official government agencies, federal officials said Thursday as they rolled out a nationwide awareness campaign ...

NEWARK Federal immigration officials are expanding nationally a program to raise awareness about immigration services scams. Officials from several federal, state and local agencies discussed the plan in Newark today. The awareness campaign focuses on ...

Gabino Sanchez came from Mexico to the United States when he was 14 years old. For the next 13 years, he worked construction and landscaping jobs in South Carolina to support his wife and two children, who are legal U.S. citizens. Sanchez is not. ...

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- Like this? Subscribe to get instant updates. It seems that Kim Kardashian now has her newest headline -- and this is one that we didn't even see coming. According to new reports, the E! reality star has found herself in some hot water with Australian ...

US says it deported a record 216,000 'criminal aliens' in fiscal 2011, but immigration court statistics show a drop in criminal deportation proceedings from the Bush years. How do those square? Immigration attorney Matthew Kolken is openly questioning ...

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Feds seize 32 tons of pot in what they describe as 'the most elaborate and sophisticated tunnel' ever discovered ...

Who the hell does this impostor think he is? I mean, really. And where the hell is the outrage by non-State run media? The serial liar-in-chief: Obama has said the operation was a mistake and that "people who screwed up will be held accountable". ...

California, U.S - (Reuters) U.S. Authorities seize 32 tons of marijuana and discover an "elaborate and sophisticated," secret, cross-border tunnel that was used as a major underground drug passageway. U.S. authorities announced Wednesday (November 30) ...

Ala. gov. appoints Roberts at Homeland Security Dec. 1, 2011, 4:31 a.m. CST ...

MEXICO CITY: Mexican authorities have unearthed a 600m drug smuggling tunnel beneath the US border, in the second such find in the same area this month. The 4.5m-deep tunnel found on Tuesday was similar to another tunnel found on November 16, and ...

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. ? A Japanese man temporarily working at a Honda factory in Alabama became the second foreign auto-company employee charged under the state's law on illegal immigration, the company said Wednesday. The employee at Honda Manufacturing of ...

US officials say 32 tonnes of marijuana seized in what is the second such operation in the same area this month. ...

Washington, Dec 1(ANI): US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has said her country and Pakistan should learn lessons from the cross- border NATO attack to jointly tackle terrorism. Clinton also said that Washington is committed to undertaking a full ...

Nov. 30, 2011: View from inside a tunnel recently found in the northern border city of Tijuana, Mexico. SAN DIEGO Tis the season for finding cross-border drug tunnels. The latest secret passage -- equipped with a hydraulic lift, electric rail carts ...

In what may become the second arm of a federal pincer strategy aimed at judicially nullifying state laws, leading Democrats in Congress have proposed a new bill that may void the various state statutes enacted recently to combat the growth of the illegal ...

By Verna Gates BIRMINGHAM, Ala (Reuters) - A second foreign auto worker has been stopped by authorities in Alabama, where the nation's toughest immigration law recently went into effect, officials said on Wednesday. A Honda worker on assignment at the ...

The Fairness for High-Skilled Immigration Act (H.R. 3012), eliminating per-country caps on employment-based visas and instituting a first come, first served system, drew broad, bipartisan support, passing the House with a vote of 389-15 on Tuesday. The ...