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13. Current Information - US Embassy Mexico City You Are In Home Policy and issues us government links on immigration —. Bureau of Population, Refugees, and Migration Border Security White House http://mexico.usembassy.gov/mexico/eborders.html

U.S. Citizen Services Visas to the U.S. Resources B. Franklin Library You Are In: Home Policy and Issues Trade and Commerce Environment and Health ... U.S. - Mexico at a Glance Borders and Law Enforcement Current Information Border Overview Migration Websites Democracy ... Presidential Meetings Borders and Law Enforcement Current Information 2005 Trafficking in Persons Report - Mexico Section June 6, 2005 - The Government of Mexico does not fully comply with the minimum standards for the elimination of trafficking; however it is making significant efforts to do so. Mexico remains on the Tier 2 Watch List for a second consecutive year for its failure to provide evidence of increasing efforts to combat trafficking, particularly in the area of law enforcement. United States Government Efforts Public Announcement by the Department of State April 26, 2005 - This Public Announcement is to alert U.S. citizens to the continuing unsettled public security situation along the Mexican side of the U.S.-Mexico border. U.S. Attorney General Gonzales and Mexican Attorney General Macedo de la Concha discuss cross-border cooperation March 30, 2005 - U.S. Attorney General Alberto Gonzales met with Mexico's Attorney General Rafael Macedo de la Concha to discuss areas of mutual interest in the common struggle against organized crime. They agreed to intensify coordination in the fight against organized crime, drug trafficking and terrorism in order to make the population on both sides of the border more secure, while respecting national boundaries and laws.

14. The Body: Immigration Issues And Travel Restrictions Few issues in us immigration law have caused as much controversy as this Since 1987, when HIV was added to the exclusion list, the us government has http://www.thebody.com/encyclo/immigration.html

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immigration, naturalization, citizenship US visas, greencards, immigration forms service (INS) is now the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) On November 1st, 2003 the BCIS - the Bureau of Citizenship and Immigration Services was replaced by the USCIS - the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services - within the Department of Homeland Security (DHS). Click here to find out more about the transition of the BCIS to the USCIS. Legal Language Services provides you with a simple guide to the complex issues of U.S. immigration and naturalization. Get started with learning the basics about becoming a United States citizen, getting a visa, applying to become a resident alien, or dealing with deportation and other problems by clicking here The US Citizenship Test (sample questions) As a special feature in our immigration kit, LLS is posting actual questions that have appeared on past US citizenship exams conducted by the INS. Test your knowedge here and see if you make the grade. Be prepared (or just have fun).

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17. MEXICAN GOVERNMENT BEGINS NEGOTIATING IMMIGRATION ISSUES WITH BUSH ADMINISTRATIO MEXICAN government BEGINS NEGOTIATING immigration issues WITH BusH In the past, Mexico has considered undocumented immigration to the us to be a concern http://www.visalaw.com/01apr1/5apr101.html

Siskind Immigration Bulletin Request Consultation Live Chat About the Firm ... The Visalaw Blog MEMBER OF THE AMERICAN IMMIGRATION LAWYERS ASSOCIATION LAUNCH CHAT MEXICAN GOVERNMENT BEGINS NEGOTIATING IMMIGRATION ISSUES WITH BUSH ADMINISTRATION The Mexican government is urging the Bush administration to allow more Mexicans to enter the US legally and to legalize the status of those already working in the US. In a meeting last Wednesday, Mexican representatives presented the proposal to US officials, hoping that the promises made during the February meeting between Mexican President Vicente Fox and US President George W. Bush to improve the cross-border relationship between the two countries will lead to an easing of immigration restrictions. The meeting was between high level representatives of both countries, with Secretary of State Colin Powell and Attorney General John Ashcroft representing the US and Foreign Minister Jorge G. Castaneda and Interior Minister Santiago Creel representing Mexico. The Mexican representatives presented four primary issues: legalizing the status of Mexican workers in the US, border safety, increasing the number of immigrant visas available to Mexicans, and creating a guest worker program.

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Siskind Immigration Bulletin Request Consultation Live Chat About the Firm ... The Visalaw Blog MEMBER OF THE AMERICAN IMMIGRATION LAWYERS ASSOCIATION LAUNCH CHAT IMMIGRATION ISSUES STRAIN US-MEXICAN RELATIONS This past month, there were a number of developments indicating that immigration issues are causing tension between the US and Mexico. U.S. Border Patrol officers tie much of the stress to the increasing use of violence. In the past few weeks, four unarmed, undocumented immigrants have been shot, two fatally. A third was seriously wounded. The Border Patrol officers claim the victims were throwing stones or rushing at them in cars. Border Patrol agents have also been killed, one shot fatally earlier this year by drug smugglers illegally crossing the border. A number of Mexican government and human rights officials have expresses shock and concern about the sudden increase in violence. Earlier this month, for example, a number of human rights experts from Mexico toured the Chicago area to investigate INS detention procedures. This is believed to be the first Mexican delegation to visit the United States on a human rights investigation. The delegation consisted of six representatives of some of the largest human rights organizations in Mexico. The delegation's report is expected to be released before the end of the year. The Chicago INS appears to be concerned about the accusations of human rights abuses. Shortly before publication time, the INS announced that it would notify the Mexican Consulate in Chicago of planned INS raids. Chicago-are detainees would then have the right to phone the consulate or a lawyer before they are processed for possible deportation.

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Contact HRF Communications (212) 845 5245 media@humanrightsfirst.org October 2, 2001 Human Rights First Statement on Immigration Issues in Counter-Terrorism Legislation Human Rights First welcomes progress, but calls for improvements on detention language – and removal of troubling new provision that could hurt asylum-seekers In the aftermath of the September 11 attacks, the U.S. government has the authority, indeed the duty, to take every reasonable step to ensure security for everyone in the United States. As one of its first official responses, the Bush Administration has proposed counter-terrorism legislation for fast-track approval by Congress. Congress is now debating and negotiating this legislation, and Human Rights First welcomes the progress that has been made. For example, we are relieved that the Attorney General’s decision to label a non-U.S. citizen as a threat to national security would, under the current proposal, be subject to, at least, limited judicial review. At the same time, we remain deeply concerned that the proposed legislation would still allow for the indefinite detention of some non-U.S. citizens. We are also disturbed that a new provision in the House bill could put genuine asylum seekers and their families in serious danger by allowing U.S. officials to disclose sensitive information to the governments from which the refugees have fled.

20. IES Resource Guide: Immigration Issues The immigration and Naturalization Service (INS) is the division of the us Federal government responsible for regulating international student issues. http://www.intprog.umd.edu/ies/Resguide/immigration.html

Immigration Issues [an error occurred while processing this directive] Immigration and Naturalization Service Suggestions for submitting applications to INS Responsibilities as an International Student F-1 Students ... Income Tax Workshops THE IMMIGRATION AND NATURALIZATION SERVICE The Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS) is the division of the U.S. Federal Government responsible for regulating international student issues. Most immigration matters for University of Maryland students are handled by the INS - Vermont Service Center (our regional office) or the Baltimore District INS Office. Addresses are listed below: I.N.S. George H. Fallon Federal Building 31, Hopkins Plaza Baltimore, MD 21201 Information/Forms: 410-962-2120 I.N.S. Vermont Service Center 64, Grice Brook Road St. Albans, VT 05479-0001 The International Student Advisors in the Office of International Education Services are prepared to help you understand the many regulations which apply to each of the temporary visa categories (including F, J, and H). It is important that you understand your particular visa classification. The INS regulations are complex and are undergoing constant change, therefore, we urge you to remain in regular contact with IES to be informed of new regulations which affect your status. Bring your passport and visa documents to the IES office whenever you require certifications of any kind, or wish to discuss your visa status.

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