Reports of an intricate syndicate in which foreigners acquire Kenyan citizenship led to the recent countrywide crackdown on illegal immigrants, the Nation has learnt.
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Kenya: Porous Borders Raise Security Fears in Spite of Crackdown
The Orange Party on Monday called for the return of mediator Kofi Annan as the crisis in the coalition government entered its second day.
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Kenya: ODM Calls for Annan to Mediate Talks
Kuwait-based mobile phone firm Zain’s acceptance of a $10.7 billion offer for its Africa operations promises a major realignment of the wireless telecoms landscape on the continent, analysts said, citing a possible renewal of market share wars in countries such as Kenya.
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Africa: India’s Bharti Places U.S.$10 Billion Bid for Zain Africa
Citing a crushing caseload, the American Bar Association endorsed a recommendation to Congress for an independent immigration court system.
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Lawyers Back Creating New Immigration Courts
The Senate voted 60 to 37 on Thursday to confirm M. Patricia Smith, the New York State labor commissioner, for the Labor Department’s No. 3 post
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New York State Labor Chief Is Confirmed to Federal Post
A seedy underground system transported illegal immigrants all over the country and sometimes held them captive until their relatives paid exorbitant fares, officials said.
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Houston Bus Companies Were Links in Illegal Immigrant Network
An Indian reservation is caught between the U.S. and Mexico as a major transit point for drugs as well as people
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War Without Borders: In Drug War, Tribe Feels Invaded by Both Sides
James Bopp Jr. is no longer a Quixote tilting at the idea of regulating political donations as an affront to free speech.
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Crusader Bent on Dismantling Spending Rules
The Obama administration extended a special immigration status that protects Haitians from deportation for 18 months.
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Haitians Illegally in U.S. Given Protected Status
Four students began a 1,500-mile walk to Washington on Friday, the first steps in a new push by immigration advocates for reform before the midterm elections.
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To Overhaul Immigration, Advocates Alter Tactics