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Man Wanted For Murder In India Arrested In US, Denied Entry Into Canada
A 22-year-old Indian citizen, wanted for murder in his home country and who illegally entered the US, has been arrested by border authorities here.
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Human Skull And Bones Found In Foil-Wrapped Bag At Tampa Airport In Florida
The passenger said that the remains were meant for ritual use.
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"Declare Meat, Fruits, Soil": US' Warning To People Travelling With Food At Airport
A post on X showed a detection dog inspecting a cooked pig's head wrapped in foil, along with bottles of what looked like other food items.
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US Border Officials Arrest Illegal Indian Immigrant On Child Predator Charges
Border authorities have arrested an Indian citizen living illegally in the US wanted for child predator charges.
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CBP Home App: The Digital Tool Ranjani Srinivasan Used To Self-Deport From The US
Ranjani Srinivasan, an Indian student from Columbia University, used the CBP Home app to self-deport from the US after her student visa was revoked.
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52 Snakes And Lizards Found Hidden In Man's Clothing By Customs Officers
Border authorities in the US recently discovered a man trying to enter the country with 52 live reptiles hidden under his clothes.
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Thousands Of Travellers Delayed At US Airports By Computer Outage
Thousands of travellers at US airports faced delays late on Friday because of an nationwide outage of US Customs and Border Protection's (CBP) processing systems, officials said.
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US Border Chief Quits Amid Outcry Over Child Detainees
The acting commissioner of the US Customs and Border Protection agency announced his resignation on Tuesday amid a public outcry over alarming detention conditions of migrant children in Texas.
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Indians Arrested For Illegally Entering US Has Gone Up 3 Times This Year
The number of Indians arrested for illegally entering the United States has nearly tripled so far in 2018, making them one of the largest groups of illegal aliens apprehended, U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) said on Friday.
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Secret Recording Of Children Sobbing Amid Row Over US Immigration Policy
The practice of separating children from their parents, a result of the Trump administration's new hard-line immigration enforcement policy, has unfolded largely in the dark, separated from the public and restricted to the media.
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Australian Muslim Activist Deported From US For Not Having The Right Visa
A high-profile Australian author and Muslim activist was refused entry to the United States Thursday and put on a plane home after arriving for a speaking engagement, sparking calls for a re-think by border officials.
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Government Issues Advisory To Students Travelling To US
The government on Wednesday issued an advisory to Indian students desirous of studying in the United States to perform due diligence before joining any institution in that country.
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Barack Obama Administration Assures Governors on Refugee Vetting
The Obama administration is assuring governors that refugees who come to the United States in its resettlement program undergo a "rigorous security vetting process," particularly if they are fleeing from Syria.
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Man Wanted For Murder In India Arrested In US, Denied Entry Into Canada
A 22-year-old Indian citizen, wanted for murder in his home country and who illegally entered the US, has been arrested by border authorities here.
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Human Skull And Bones Found In Foil-Wrapped Bag At Tampa Airport In Florida
The passenger said that the remains were meant for ritual use.
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"Declare Meat, Fruits, Soil": US' Warning To People Travelling With Food At Airport
A post on X showed a detection dog inspecting a cooked pig's head wrapped in foil, along with bottles of what looked like other food items.
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US Border Officials Arrest Illegal Indian Immigrant On Child Predator Charges
Border authorities have arrested an Indian citizen living illegally in the US wanted for child predator charges.
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CBP Home App: The Digital Tool Ranjani Srinivasan Used To Self-Deport From The US
Ranjani Srinivasan, an Indian student from Columbia University, used the CBP Home app to self-deport from the US after her student visa was revoked.
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52 Snakes And Lizards Found Hidden In Man's Clothing By Customs Officers
Border authorities in the US recently discovered a man trying to enter the country with 52 live reptiles hidden under his clothes.
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Thousands Of Travellers Delayed At US Airports By Computer Outage
Thousands of travellers at US airports faced delays late on Friday because of an nationwide outage of US Customs and Border Protection's (CBP) processing systems, officials said.
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US Border Chief Quits Amid Outcry Over Child Detainees
The acting commissioner of the US Customs and Border Protection agency announced his resignation on Tuesday amid a public outcry over alarming detention conditions of migrant children in Texas.
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Indians Arrested For Illegally Entering US Has Gone Up 3 Times This Year
The number of Indians arrested for illegally entering the United States has nearly tripled so far in 2018, making them one of the largest groups of illegal aliens apprehended, U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) said on Friday.
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Secret Recording Of Children Sobbing Amid Row Over US Immigration Policy
The practice of separating children from their parents, a result of the Trump administration's new hard-line immigration enforcement policy, has unfolded largely in the dark, separated from the public and restricted to the media.
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Australian Muslim Activist Deported From US For Not Having The Right Visa
A high-profile Australian author and Muslim activist was refused entry to the United States Thursday and put on a plane home after arriving for a speaking engagement, sparking calls for a re-think by border officials.
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Government Issues Advisory To Students Travelling To US
The government on Wednesday issued an advisory to Indian students desirous of studying in the United States to perform due diligence before joining any institution in that country.
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Barack Obama Administration Assures Governors on Refugee Vetting
The Obama administration is assuring governors that refugees who come to the United States in its resettlement program undergo a "rigorous security vetting process," particularly if they are fleeing from Syria.
