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CANBERRA, Sept 28 - Immigration has always been a hot political issue in Australia, a nation built by immigrants and which continues to rely on settlers for economic development. Around one-in-four Australians were born overseas,...

* Engineers, scientists leave amid long waits, uncertainty * Silicon Valley politicians, businessmen call for change * Congress leaders meet Obama on immigration this week SAN FRANCISCO, June 23 - Silicon Valley is facing a...

PHOENIX, April 27 - If the United States under President Barack Obama grants legal status to its 12 million illegal immigrants, most of them Hispanics, would it prove a net gain or a drain for...

* Immigrants in US tighten belts to keep up remittances * Many still feel obligation to help families overseas * Reduced payments a threat to development NEW YORK, March 29 - The meager pay Tembeni...

NEW YORK, Feb 5 - The United States must embrace immigration with open arms or risk going the way of over-indebted empires like Britain and Rome, according to a provocative new book. "Like England before...

TOKYO, Oct 13 - Japan's most powerful business lobby will change its long-held policy and call on the nation to accept more immigrants, Mainichi newspaper reported on Monday, as the world's fastest ageing nation faces...

I contacted an Alibaba.com member named Rick Larson. He promised that he could get work permits to Canada for 105 of my clients. In February 2007, I paid him US$150 per client (US$15,750 in total).From the start, he promised that the processing time was only going to be 2 weeks.

Atop its pink factory in downtown Los Angeles, a sprawling banner declares American Apparel a "Compania Rebelde" (rebel company) and all over town, benches and billboards sponsored by the company shout "Legalize LA."

LOS ANGELES, Oct 28 - Atop its pink factory in downtown Los Angeles, a sprawling banner declares American Apparel Inc <APP.A> a "Compania Rebelde" (rebel company) and all over town, benches and billboards sponsored by...

WASHINGTON, Jan 8 - The system for keeping U.S. science secrets safe is broken and needs to be revamped -- and immigration controls need to be eased for qualified scientists from other countries, the National...