| One Misstep, and a Dream Is Deferred A woman who moved to the South Bronx from the Dominican Republic was working toward her version of the American dream when an accident changed her life. nytimes.com |
Some Lawyers Said to Prey on Illegal Immigrants Advocates for immigration rights in the U.S. say they are seeing an increase in unscrupulous lawyers who lure immigrants with false promises of green cards. nytimes.com |
UK visa changes for Overseas Child Student's Overseas students under the age of 18 coming to the UK on exchanges and educational visits will not in many cases need a visa. From the beginning of 2010 overseas students in this situation will able to visit the UK for up to six months to most types of schools in both the state and private sector. Unless you are from a visa national Country you will not need to apply for a entry clearance.... workpermit.com |
Poll Shows Most in U.S. Want Overhaul of Immigration Laws A majority supports Arizona’s stringent new law, according to a New York Times/CBS News poll. nytimes.com |
Germany: Bank Board Member Will Not Quit Over Remarks About Minorities A member of Germany’s central bank board, whose disparaging remarks about Jews and Muslims have created a public outcry, brushed aside calls for his dismissal. nytimes.com |