| How to Leave Iraq Intact A slow withdrawal and a sizable force after 2012. nytimes.com |
Immigration Judges Found Under Strain The strain on immigration judges was similar to that on prison wardens and hospital physicians, a psychological study found. nytimes.com |
Faster Canadian immigration processing for Typhoon victims Immigration measures brought in to help victims of Typhoon Ketsana in the Philippines has led to priority processing for over 400 applications from close family members of Canadian citizens and permanent residents. On 26 September 2009 Typhoon Ketsana struck Manila the capital of the Philippines and other areas of the Northern Philippines which resulted in the worst flooding in this area for over 40 years.... workpermit.com |
On a Dusty Mesa, No Water or Electricity, but Boundless Space Pajarito Mesa, a treeless plateau that 400 families call home, is one of the largest communities, other than some along the Mexican border, to survive entirely off the grid. nytimes.com |
Immigrant Maids Flee Lives of Abuse in Kuwait Hundreds of maids who fled from their employers now sleep in improvised shelters in their countries’ embassies. nytimes.com |