US Immigration News

In a spat over U.S. asylum policy, China is refusing to take back 40,000 deportable immigrants, insisting that asylum-seekers such as Falun Gong members and other political opponents of Beijing be returned as well. That has put the U.S. in a sticky position.

Speaking for the Whitehouse, Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff stated in a committee meeting for the U.S.

The next generation of computer games is always under development. With advances in computing technology, exciting opportunities exist for spectacular gaming experiences on state-of-the art computers. And, the United States has been the world leader in cutting edge games. Always.

A subcommittee of the Homeland Security Committee in the United States House of Representatives is holding hearings on problems with emergency medical services in the U.S. A series of reports were issued by the Institute of Medicine which detail various problems were recently issued. Shortages of doctors, nurses and other medical personnel have been extensively reported on in recent ye

The U.S. job market is increasingly in need of employees who can speak several languages, which can give a competitive edge to immigrants seeking work permits in America.

The U.S. Department of Labor released its analysis for jobs growth in the United States and unemployment for June. The news is mixed, but generally does not change significantly from the past several months. Persons seeking work in the U.S. will find that, at least at this time, the U.S. economy is stable, if somewhat anemic.