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It has been reported that U. S. Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., Monday used a hearing on the gulf oil disaster to press Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano on border protection. During the Senate Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental ...

Boston, May 18: An immigration judge has granted asylum to President Obamas aunt, allowing her to stay in the United States and possibly become a citizen in about six years, her lawyers said on Monday. Ms Zeituni Onyango, 57, who lives in public ...

Saleumsak Khammungkhune, 57, of San Diego, and David Johnson, a/k/a Ukoha Eke, 39, a Nigerian national residing in Upper Marlboro, Md., were arrested and charged in a criminal complaint with conspiracy to impersonate U.S. officers and with wire fraud, ...

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NOGALES, Mexico - The migrants walk for days through miles of mesquite scrub, running low on food and sometimes water, paying armed drug thug 'guides' and dodging U.S. law enforcement officers along the way. And still they keep coming. The latest figures ...

President Barack Obama and Mexican President Felipe Calderon will tackle a sweeping array of issues, from Mexicos bloody drug war to Arizonas controversial new immigration law, when they meet at the White House on Wednesday. Calderons two-day visit his ...

WINDSOR, Ont. Michelle Lam never expected she would be barred entry into the U.S. because of a peaceful passion yoga. The dental hygienist was among five Windsor women who were fingerprinted, photographed and denied entry into the U.S. ...

SAN FRANCISCO San Francisco's sheriff is seeking to opt out of a federal program that uses the fingerprints of arrestees to check their immigration status. Sheriff Michael Hennessey sent a letter Tuesday to the California attorney general asking that ...

Mexico's President Felipe Calderon meets with U.S. President Barack Obama this week to discuss bilateral problems like surging drug violence along their shared border and a clampdown on illegal immigration in Arizona. President Felipe Calderon will be ...

WASHINGTON ? President Obama will confront deepening international frustration with the U.S. immigration system Wednesday when his Mexican counterpart arrives for a private summit where he will air strong objections to the punitive tilt of American ...

A new study says foreign IT workers on H-1B visas are paid more than their domestic counterparts. A separate study last fall suggests that the highest performing technology workers leave their fields for better opportunities. Maybe corporations are ...

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Michael H. Posner, U.S. Assistant Secretary of State, speaks about Irans human rights record at the U.N. Human Rights Council gathering in Geneva, Switzerland, on Monday, Feb. 15, 2010. (AP Photo/KEYSTONE/Salvatore Di Nolfi) (CNSNews.com) -- ...

Mexican President Felipe Calderon will challenge Arizona's crackdown on illegal immigrants when he meets U.S. President Barack Obama this week to discuss problems like surging drug violence along the shared border. Calderon will be only the second ...

Former Assistant Attorney General for the Office of Legal Counsel and current federal judge Jay Bybee is known for one thing and one thing only: signing the memo John Yoo wrote telling George Bush he could torture everyone. Turns out that while at the ...

WASHINGTON - With the immigration debate raging in both their countries, President Barack Obama and Mexico's Felipe Calderon will reaffirm their commitment to comprehensive immigration reform during the Mexican leader's state visit here Wednesday. While ...

2. The borders are not secure. The Democrats and Republicans have failed us. They are not doing their job to solve a real problem. 3. There are millions and millions of good, decent and hardworking illegal immigrants in this country who have fled ...

President Barack Obama salutes as walks off Air Force One at Youngstown Air... With the immigration debate raging in both their countries, President Barack Obama and Mexico's Felipe Calderon will reaffirm their commitment to comprehensive immigration ...

Arizona senators John McCain and Jon Kyl and other Republicans are taking aim at Assistant Secretary of State Michael Posner, who they say criticized their state's controversial immigration law to a delegation from China and thus implied it was as bad as ...

Saying many Arizonans feel they live in a lawless area of the country and have been abandoned by the federal government, Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.) and Senate Minority Whip Jon Kyl (R-Ariz.) have asked President Barack Obama to deploy National ...