Articles related to "Illegal Aliens"

Two strong women, both estranged by husbands, must fend for themselves and their children by smuggling illegal aliens across the U.S.-Canada border.

The proposed Immigration Bill does nothing to identify the millions of illegal aliens currently residing in the United States.

Games that help young people develop social consciousness and understand complex social issues are the goal of gamesforchange.org. Who says learning can't be fun?

This article discusses a few cases of recent migrant deaths, and argues to see them as more than isolated incidents.

The federal E-Verify system of checking employees work status is growing rapidly and is an essential part of the effort to crack down on employment of illegal aliens.

The Arizona Sonoran pronghorn was nearly lost in 2002. Now, despite a strong comeback, increased border enforcement and desert fencing still threaten long term survival.

Undocumented immigrants in the United States may create problems for some. Burdening government programs isn't among those problems.

Is Conservative ideology, on everything from taxation to health care to immigration, causing a rift between the Republican party and the 'minority majority'?

Along with multitudes of hard-working diligent people, sex offenders, terrorists and drug runners are crossing the border bringing chaos and mayhem to the United States.

Immigration research has a new method for curbing illegal immigration at the U.S.-Mexico line: Invisible laser beams designed to measure stress levels of border crossers.

A sensible debate over illegal immigration requires that the costs and benefits be clearly understood. Here are some numbers for the taxes and spending that benefit us.

A sensible debate over illegal immigration requires that the costs and benefits be clearly understood. Here are some numbers for healthcare, education, and other costs.

The question of illegal immigration has become supremely political in recent times, but the facts about what it costs us and how it benefits us are rarely made clear.

The Coast Guard Authorization Act of 2008 (H.R. 2830) has significant effects on the maritime community and deserves the attention of mariners and boaters.

If you suspect someone of violating their visa but don't know how to report it to the proper authorities, now you can. Learn techniques to report them easily.

Named as one of the One Hundred Outstanding Heroes of World War I, Oscar F. Miller served his country with honor. He was born in Franklin County, Arkansas in 1882.

Who were the big winners at the Canadian Film Centre's 2009 Worldwide Short Film Festival? Check out the list.

Job applicants often stress over how to answer interview questions. There's really only one question to focus on in the job interview.

Since the original listing of the lesser long nosed bat as endangered further survey work has found additional colonies but threats to the species have increased as well.

Alliance Film's Sin Nombre is a powerful, accomplished debut by writer/director Cary Joji Fukanaga. It follows illegal migrants trying to get into the US. 9/10.

Although impolitely breaching the decorum of a congressional joint session, Representative Joe Wilson was correct in his charge that the President's statement was false.

Immigration, poverty, and racism represent three examples that can link the past with contemporary issues through meaningful unit modules that aim toward relevance.

Director Peter Jackson takes a first-time movie director and a first-time actor and makes a memorable science fiction film that packs a punch.

An alien apartheid comes under strain in a gritty, Peter Jackson produced spectacle. There are lots of secrets in District 9...

Hoy marchamos!, the cry that held together the massive Hispanic rallies in 2006 reached its "manana votamos" (tomorrow we vote) deadline.

Realistic fiction is a wildly popular genre, but the majority of today's realistic fiction books feature teen girls as main characters. What about books for the guys?

While the 13th Amendment abolished slavery, it did nothing regarding the legal status of the former slaves. The 14th Amendment gave them citizenship and did much more.

In T.C. Boyle's novel, The Tortilla Curtain, the issue of coyotes living in close proximity to civilization reflects the social issues between whites and Mexicans.

Trentham Monkey Forest in Staffordshire provides a fascinating and at times moving insight into the lives of more than 140 Barbary Macaques.

Backpackers starting a Pacific Crest Trail thru-hike face environmental challenges including several hundred miles of drylands and desert. These tips will ease the start.

Latin American commission calls to legalise drugs as former President Cardoso admits "the war on drugs is a failed war"