Doctors' south-of-the-border signs troubling to some
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In the Cold War-era, Berlin artists and others used the divisive wall as a broad canvas for political and personal expression. And in Tijuana today, those who protest U.S. immigration policies have the border fence.
The case of the Long Island millionaires who kept slaves in their basement still bothers Peter J. Smith.
Five days after U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder announced that alleged Sept. 11 mastermind Khalid Sheikh Mohammed and four other Al-Qaida terrorists would be tried in New York City, Sen. David Vitter, R-La., proposed legislation to block terrorists and "those at war with the United States" from receiving the same legal rights as U.S. citizens.
That means roughly one in six uninsured Californians and tens of thousands living in the San Jose area will remain without insurance whether or not the Senate ultimately passes a bill and no matter how generous the subsidies for the poor or punitive the penalties for those who refuse.
CHEMUNG — The Morning Times has learned that six of the seven illegal immigrants who worked on the construction of the $90 million CVS distribution center project on White Wagon Road have been released on bond.
CHEMUNG — Officials from Gray Construction — which is overseeing the construction of the new CVS distribution center in the town here — are taking last week’s arrest of seven illegal immigrants who were found to be working on the site “very seriously.”
When the Lemus brothers of Springdale deployed to Iraq with the Arkansas National Guard, they had no idea they could return as citizens of the country they were defending.
WASHINGTON - Beyond the noisy town hall meetings, Tea Party protests and sky-is-falling speeches characterizing much of the health care debate is a less visible, but no less intense push to broaden the face of the immigration reform movement.
Federal agents have raided a pair of San Diego County flea markets and seized thousands of pieces of what they say is phony brand-name clothing. The North County Times said Saturday that search warrant affidavits from Immigration and Customs Enforcement show... United States - North County Times - US Immigration and Customs Enforcement - San Diego - Search warrant
By Derek Jordan Herald/Review No descr SIERRA VISTA — More than 3,700 pounds of marijuana was seized and nine people were arrested on Saturday after a traffic stop led local and federal authorities to two homes in Sierra Vista. The chain of events was sent in motion last week when the Sierra Vista Police Department informed Immigration and Customs Enforcement of “suspicious vehicle activity,” in ...
SANTA ANA, Calif. (AP) — Authorities have arrested a suspected human smuggler who allegedly refused to release a 4-year old girl he brought across the border from Mexico at her mother's request. Immigration and Customs Enforcement said Friday the girl's mother had the man smuggle the child while she took another route, but he later refused to release her, demanding more and more money ...
In August 2008, federal agents arrested about 600 suspected illegal immigrants at Howard Industries Inc., a maker of electrical transformers in Laurel, Miss.Today, the government might take a different approach.Instead of making mass arrests, the government is reviewing employment records at hundreds of companies nationwide in an effort to keep illegal immigrants out of the workplace. The ...
By Derek Jordan Herald/Review No descr SIERRA VISTA — Agents with Immigration and Customs Enforcement seized more than 3,000 pounds of marijuana today at a home in Sierra Vista. Details from the event, which occurred approximately 11:30 a.m., are still emerging. However, according to the police, three to four people have been arrested since ICE agents moved on a house on Ironmaster Street. The ...
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Making Southern Colorado safer is the goal behind a new office opening Monday morning. The U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement Office, or ICE, now has a new home in Colorado Springs.