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North Dakota: Immigrants Arrested
Federal authorities in North Dakota on Tuesday arrested 23 immigrants from India who were working for a construction company in Fargo.
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Cuba Open to Additional Direct Talks with U.S.
Cuba has notified the U.S. that it is willing to resume talks on migration issues and direct mail, a senior American official said.
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California: Promise to Speed Naturalization Applications
Immigration authorities have agreed to complete 90 percent of naturalization applications from immigrants in Southern California within six months.
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Immigration Canada provides easier access to immigration statistics
Immigration Minister Jason Kenney announced recently that Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC) will publish immigration statistics on a quarterly basis on their main Canadian immigration website....
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Too Tall for Japan?
Most Japanese are unaware of the police's racial profiling. But even if they knew about the practice, it is questionable how much they would object.
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