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Posted on: May 13th, 2008
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- Drug war mayhem instills a new fear - Drug-related killings have taken thousands of lives, but now those uninvolved in the cartel battles are falling victim, even children. # Direct Link # Permalink w/ Excerpt
- Dozens of detainees in Postville face indefinite wait - Iowa # Direct Link # Permalink w/ Excerpt
- Possible Fraud Investigated in Signing of Dominican Players # Direct Link # Permalink w/ Excerpt
- Why do Asian students generally get higher marks than Latinos? Lincoln High students have candid ideas. - Los Angeles # Direct Link # Permalink w/ Excerpt
- Analysis: What’s wrong with pandering to Latino voters? # Direct Link # Permalink w/ Excerpt
- Lone Star State Young Voters Talk Immigration # Direct Link # Permalink w/ Excerpt
- Denver Hispanic cops to sue department and city # Direct Link # Permalink w/ Excerpt
- New Jersey troopers sue state police, alleging racial bias # Direct Link # Permalink w/ Excerpt
- Immigrants Eager to Vote Sue to Hasten Citizenship - New York # Direct Link # Permalink w/ Excerpt
- Bloggings by boz: Anthony Bourdain in Colombia # Direct Link # Permalink w/ Excerpt
The U.S. Congress won’t be beefing up the number of H-1B visas anytime soon, the chief legal adviser to an influential Republican predicted Monday.
Proposals to raise the annual H-1B cap would sail through Congress if called up for a floor vote, but political considerations mean that probably won’t happen anytime soon, said George Fishman, chief counsel to the Republican side of a U.S. House of Representatives Judiciary Committee panel on immigration.”*
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