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Indian Woman In US Separated From 5-Year-Old Son With Disability: Report
An Indian woman, who is seeking asylum in the US after she illegally crossed into America from Mexico, has been separated from her five-year-old differently-abled son, a media report on Friday.
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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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The Image Of A Migrant Child That Broke A Photographer's Heart
By now, millions of people have seen a photo of a 2-year-old girl screaming while a U.S. border agent pats down her mother.
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Microsoft Distances Itself From ICE, Says Dismayed by Forcible Separation of Children From Families
Facing a flak over its contract with the US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), Microsoft said it was not working with the agency on any project.
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Secret Recording Of Children Sobbing Amid Row Over US Immigration Policy
The practice of separating children from their parents, a result of the Trump administration's new hard-line immigration enforcement policy, has unfolded largely in the dark, separated from the public and restricted to the media.
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Donald Trump Targets Criminal Gang MS-13 To Justify Immigration Crackdown
For a president obsessed with deporting "bad hombres" from the United States, the Latino street gang known as MS-13 is the perfect target.
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Ahead Of Debate, Donald Trump Endorsed by US Immigration Officers
Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump picked up the endorsement today of the union representing 5,000 federal immigration officers, a boost of support for his immigration policy ahead of his first debate with Democrat Hillary Clinton.
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Lawmakers question sharp rise in denial of H1B, L1 visas
US lawmakers and corporate bigwigs have questioned the Obama administration over the issue, warning this would hurt American business interests. In case of L-1B petitions, the denial rate jumped from seven per cent in 2007 to 27 per cent in 2011.
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Indian Woman In US Separated From 5-Year-Old Son With Disability: Report
An Indian woman, who is seeking asylum in the US after she illegally crossed into America from Mexico, has been separated from her five-year-old differently-abled son, a media report on Friday.
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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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The Image Of A Migrant Child That Broke A Photographer's Heart
By now, millions of people have seen a photo of a 2-year-old girl screaming while a U.S. border agent pats down her mother.
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Microsoft Distances Itself From ICE, Says Dismayed by Forcible Separation of Children From Families
Facing a flak over its contract with the US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), Microsoft said it was not working with the agency on any project.
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Secret Recording Of Children Sobbing Amid Row Over US Immigration Policy
The practice of separating children from their parents, a result of the Trump administration's new hard-line immigration enforcement policy, has unfolded largely in the dark, separated from the public and restricted to the media.
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Donald Trump Targets Criminal Gang MS-13 To Justify Immigration Crackdown
For a president obsessed with deporting "bad hombres" from the United States, the Latino street gang known as MS-13 is the perfect target.
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Ahead Of Debate, Donald Trump Endorsed by US Immigration Officers
Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump picked up the endorsement today of the union representing 5,000 federal immigration officers, a boost of support for his immigration policy ahead of his first debate with Democrat Hillary Clinton.
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Lawmakers question sharp rise in denial of H1B, L1 visas
US lawmakers and corporate bigwigs have questioned the Obama administration over the issue, warning this would hurt American business interests. In case of L-1B petitions, the denial rate jumped from seven per cent in 2007 to 27 per cent in 2011.
