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Naples Daily News - Tue Nov 24, 1:44 pm ET
The Obama administration’s new immigration strategy, focusing more on crackdowns on employers than worker deportations, has an early test case in Minnesota. More than 1,200 workers from American Building Maintenance Co. left their jobs last month after immigration agents conducted an audit of the company — an audit that revealed they were working illegally. But instead of the workers being taken ...
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Belleville News-Democrat - Wed Nov 25, 3:02 am ET
A federal magistrate judge arraigned a former U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officer from Collinsville on Tuesday on weapons and stolen property charges.
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Belleville News-Democrat - Wed Nov 25, 3:02 am ET
A former U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officer from Collinsville pleaded not guilty Tuesday to weapons and stolen property charges.
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Orange County Register - Tue Nov 24, 5:02 pm ET
EDITOR'S NOTE: Does your family have a story about coming to this country? If your people came from Mexico or France or Vietnam or... anyplace, we want to read about it. Please send your tale (1,200 words or less) to Andre Mouchard at...
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The Gadsden Times - Tue Nov 24, 11:56 pm ET
By Andy Powell Times Staff Writer An application seeking an increase in the rate the county receives for housing Immigration and Customs Enforcement detainees at the James L. Hayes Detention Center could mean an additional $700,000 annually to the county.
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FOX 11 Tucson - Wed Nov 25, 4:18 am ET
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Naples Daily News - Tue Nov 24, 4:40 pm ET
Time to fine cell phone drivers Dear Editor:In Mark Strain’s Nov. 13 column, as usual, he knew what he was talking about when he wrote, “... controlling cell phone use while driving would prevent more accidents.” There is scientific data that overwhelmingly supports Strain’s contention.In spite of the fact that using a cell phone while driving is more dangerous than DUI, people still insist on ...
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Newspapers of Fayette County - Wed Nov 25, 1:57 am ET
ELGIN –When he was in fourth grade, Matt Dummermuth’s dream was to quarterback the Green Bay Packers. But unlike Brett Favre, now best known as the guy who can’t make a decision – Dummermuth’s career direction has been clear. The 1991 Valley High School grad earned a juris doctor from Harvard Law School and in January 2007, was sworn in as acting U.S. attorney for the Northern District of Iowa.
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Asbury Park Press - Tue Nov 24, 9:21 pm ET
MORRIS — An insurance company that covered the bail on a man accused of molesting a child in Morris Township, and later deported to his native Honduras, has been ordered by a judge to forfeit the $50,000 bond.
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USA Today - Tue Nov 24, 12:39 am ET
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Orange County Register - Tue Nov 24, 5:59 pm ET
SANTA ANA Mexican Consul Carlos Rodríguez y Quezada is retiring from his post in Santa Ana on Monday, his spokesman Agustin Pradillo Cuevas said today. Quezada is leaving a few months shy of two years from when he first came to Santa Ana, replacing...
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The Conroe Courier - Wed Nov 25, 2:16 am ET
WILLIS – The Willis High School student arrested and charged in connection with the death of a classmate was no-billed Thursday.
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Chicago Tribune - Mon Nov 23, 8:52 pm ET
FOX Chicago reports: U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officer Thomas P. Randell, 37, of Chicago , pleaded guilty today to obstruction of justice and producing a fraudulent immigration document for an immigrant facing deportation. Get the full story: myfoxchicago.com .
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Grand Island Independent - Wed Nov 25, 1:35 am ET
Much of the U.S. illegal immigration problem stems from the federal government’s failure to enact reform, which can cause delays of 17 years or longer for people wanting citizenship in the United States.
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Dallas Morning News - Tue Nov 24, 11:38 am ET
Using an inexpensive printer program and a laminating machine, the men falsified driver licenses, Social Security cards, permanent-resident alien cards and even high school IDs, said Sgt. Pedro Criado, a Fort Worth Police spokesman.