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Trump To Sign Order Targeting Cities Defying Immigration Laws
US President Donald Trump plans to sign an executive order on Monday directing the attorney general and the secretary of Homeland Security to identify within a month the cities and states that are not complying with federal immigration laws.
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90 More Students, Mostly Indians, Arrested From Fake US University
US federal law enforcement agencies have arrested 90 more foreign students, mostly from India, taking the total number of students held so far to over 250 from a fake university set up by the authorities to check immigration fraud.
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90 More Students, Mostly From India, Arrested From Fake US University
US Federal law enforcement agencies have arrested 90 foreign students, mostly from India, enrolled in a fake university established by the United States government to check immigration fraud, a media report has said.
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Rapper Arrested For Overstaying In US, Is A British National: Immigration
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents took rapper Sha Yaa Bin Abraham-Joseph, better known as 21 Savage, into custody early Sunday morning in Atlanta after a "targeted operation with federal and local law enforcement partners."
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Six Indians Among 300 Arrested For Allegedly Violating US Immigration Law
Six Indians are among over 300 people arrested by American authorities for criminal activities and violating the country's immigration laws during a month-long crackdown across six states. Federal officers with the US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) arrested 364 "criminal aliens" and immigration violators during a 30-day enforcement actio...
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Donald Trump Threatens US Government Shutdown Over Immigration
U.S. President Donald Trump said on Sunday he would allow the federal government to shut down if Democrats refuse to back his demand for a wall at the Mexican border and other major changes to immigration laws his administration wants.
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Several US States Sue Donald Trump Over Family-Separation Policy
Seventeen states and the District of Columbia asked a federal judge on Tuesday to bar the Trump administration from separating children and their parents who enter the United States illegally at the Southwest border, asserting in a lawsuit that the practice was "an affront to States' sovereign interests in enforcing their laws governing minimum sta...
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US Government Shutdown Looms Amid Harsh Immigration Exchange
Partisan finger-pointing over immigration policy on Tuesday left the U.S. Congress and the White House stumbling closer to a possible federal government shutdown by the end of the week, although Wall Street held out hopes for a deal to prevent that.
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567 Indian Nationals Deported from United States to India in 2013 and 2014
As many as 567 Indians were deported to India by federal law enforcement agencies in last two years, while more than 6,360 Indians were detained at the US border during the same period as they tried to sneak into the country.
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New York Ends Cooperation With Federal Authorities on Immigrant Deportations
New York Mayor Bill de Blasio signed two laws Friday that cut the city's cooperation with US federal authorities on the deportation of undocumented immigrants.
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Barack Obama talks second term; Mitt Romney zeroes in on economy
President Barack Obama is confidently predicting speedy second-term agreement with Republicans to reduce federal deficits and overhaul immigration laws, commenting before setting out Wednesday on a 40-hour campaign marathon through battleground states that could decide whether he'll get the chance. Republican Mitt Romney looked to the Midwest for a...
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US apologises for anti-China law
The US House of Representatives has unanimously passed a resolution apologising for The Chinese Exclusion Act, which banned Chinese workers from immigrating to the country. The act, which was enacted in 1882 and lasted for 60 years, was the first and the only federal law in US history that excluded a single ethnic group from immigrating to the coun...
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Trump To Sign Order Targeting Cities Defying Immigration Laws
US President Donald Trump plans to sign an executive order on Monday directing the attorney general and the secretary of Homeland Security to identify within a month the cities and states that are not complying with federal immigration laws.
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90 More Students, Mostly Indians, Arrested From Fake US University
US federal law enforcement agencies have arrested 90 more foreign students, mostly from India, taking the total number of students held so far to over 250 from a fake university set up by the authorities to check immigration fraud.
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90 More Students, Mostly From India, Arrested From Fake US University
US Federal law enforcement agencies have arrested 90 foreign students, mostly from India, enrolled in a fake university established by the United States government to check immigration fraud, a media report has said.
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Rapper Arrested For Overstaying In US, Is A British National: Immigration
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents took rapper Sha Yaa Bin Abraham-Joseph, better known as 21 Savage, into custody early Sunday morning in Atlanta after a "targeted operation with federal and local law enforcement partners."
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Six Indians Among 300 Arrested For Allegedly Violating US Immigration Law
Six Indians are among over 300 people arrested by American authorities for criminal activities and violating the country's immigration laws during a month-long crackdown across six states. Federal officers with the US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) arrested 364 "criminal aliens" and immigration violators during a 30-day enforcement actio...
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Donald Trump Threatens US Government Shutdown Over Immigration
U.S. President Donald Trump said on Sunday he would allow the federal government to shut down if Democrats refuse to back his demand for a wall at the Mexican border and other major changes to immigration laws his administration wants.
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Several US States Sue Donald Trump Over Family-Separation Policy
Seventeen states and the District of Columbia asked a federal judge on Tuesday to bar the Trump administration from separating children and their parents who enter the United States illegally at the Southwest border, asserting in a lawsuit that the practice was "an affront to States' sovereign interests in enforcing their laws governing minimum sta...
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US Government Shutdown Looms Amid Harsh Immigration Exchange
Partisan finger-pointing over immigration policy on Tuesday left the U.S. Congress and the White House stumbling closer to a possible federal government shutdown by the end of the week, although Wall Street held out hopes for a deal to prevent that.
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567 Indian Nationals Deported from United States to India in 2013 and 2014
As many as 567 Indians were deported to India by federal law enforcement agencies in last two years, while more than 6,360 Indians were detained at the US border during the same period as they tried to sneak into the country.
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New York Ends Cooperation With Federal Authorities on Immigrant Deportations
New York Mayor Bill de Blasio signed two laws Friday that cut the city's cooperation with US federal authorities on the deportation of undocumented immigrants.
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Barack Obama talks second term; Mitt Romney zeroes in on economy
President Barack Obama is confidently predicting speedy second-term agreement with Republicans to reduce federal deficits and overhaul immigration laws, commenting before setting out Wednesday on a 40-hour campaign marathon through battleground states that could decide whether he'll get the chance. Republican Mitt Romney looked to the Midwest for a...
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US apologises for anti-China law
The US House of Representatives has unanimously passed a resolution apologising for The Chinese Exclusion Act, which banned Chinese workers from immigrating to the country. The act, which was enacted in 1882 and lasted for 60 years, was the first and the only federal law in US history that excluded a single ethnic group from immigrating to the coun...
