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'If They Don't Agree, Bombing Starts': Trump Threatens Iran Amid Deal Buzz
US officials have so far said little about Allen's alleged motivation, pointing only to an email Allen sent to relatives on the night of the attack.
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Advisory Warns Of 'Heightened Threat Environment' In US After Iran Strikes
An advisory from the US Department of Homeland Security warned of a "heightened threat environment in the United States" following overnight US military strikes on Iran's nuclear sites.
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"My Stepdad Is Indian": Elon Musk's Ex Girlfriend Amid Racism Against Indians In US
The backlash against Indians surfaced following the announcement of Sriram Krishnan's appointment to Donald Trump's administration.
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Explained: Proposed Tweaks To H-1B Process, What Will Change, What Won't
As the Joe Biden administration plans changes in the H-1B visa application system, availed by thousands of Indians to take up job opportunities in the US, there are concerns about what will change and what won't. NDTV breaks it down for you
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US Lifts Trump-Era Policy Requiring Asylum-Seekers To Wait In Mexico
The US Department of Homeland Security announced Monday night it will end a Trump-era policy requiring asylum-seekers to wait in Mexico while their applications play out in court.
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US Issues New Warning On Domestic Extremism As Covid Rules Eased
The US Department of Homeland Security issued a new warning over domestic terrorism Friday, saying violent extremists could exploit the easing of Covid-19 restrictions to conduct attacks.
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US Department Of Homeland Security 3rd Target In Big Cyberattack: Reports
The US Department of Homeland Security was the third federal department to be targeted in a major cyberattack, US media reported Monday, a day after Washington revealed the hack which may have been coordinated by a foreign government.
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Zoom: US Authorities Reportedly Warn Zoom May be Vulnerable to Foreign Surveillance
Zoom has grown exponentially over the past few months and this has raised concerns regarding user privacy and security, along with foreign surveillance.
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US To Send Migrants Back To Mexico To Wait Out Asylum Requests
The US Department of Homeland Security on Thursday announced a major change in immigration policy, saying it would send non-Mexican migrants back south of the border while their US asylum requests are processed.
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Over 21,000 Indians Overstayed Visas In US Last Year: Report
Over 21,000 Indians who were supposed to leave the US at the end of their permissible limits last year overstayed their visas, the Homeland Security Department said today.
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US Issues Revised Security Directive To Airlines Worldwide
The U.S. Department of Homeland Security has issued a revised directive to airlines around the world in response to requests that it clarify aviation security measures scheduled to begin taking effect next week, the agency said on Friday.
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EU, US To Hold Talks On Airline Laptop Ban Next Week
The EU and the United States will hold talks next week on a possible US airline ban on carry-on computers amid concerns it could cause massive disruption as the hectic summer travel season gets underway.
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Donald Trump Fills Homeland Security, Environment, China Ambassador Jobs
President-elect Donald Trump on Wednesday picked a fossil fuel industry defender as his top environmental official, another retired general as homeland security chief and Iowa's governor as U.S. ambassador to China in choices at odds with some of his recent pronouncements.
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Spike In Illegal Border Crossings From Mexico: US
The number of migrants illegally entering the United States from Mexico jumped more than 16 per cent in October, US officials said on Thursday.
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Indian-American Appointed As Homeland Security Academic Advisory Council Member
A top Indian-American woman academic and president of the University of Houston was today appointed as member of the US Department of Homeland Security's Academic Advisory Council.
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'If They Don't Agree, Bombing Starts': Trump Threatens Iran Amid Deal Buzz
US officials have so far said little about Allen's alleged motivation, pointing only to an email Allen sent to relatives on the night of the attack.
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Advisory Warns Of 'Heightened Threat Environment' In US After Iran Strikes
An advisory from the US Department of Homeland Security warned of a "heightened threat environment in the United States" following overnight US military strikes on Iran's nuclear sites.
-
"My Stepdad Is Indian": Elon Musk's Ex Girlfriend Amid Racism Against Indians In US
The backlash against Indians surfaced following the announcement of Sriram Krishnan's appointment to Donald Trump's administration.
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Explained: Proposed Tweaks To H-1B Process, What Will Change, What Won't
As the Joe Biden administration plans changes in the H-1B visa application system, availed by thousands of Indians to take up job opportunities in the US, there are concerns about what will change and what won't. NDTV breaks it down for you
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US Lifts Trump-Era Policy Requiring Asylum-Seekers To Wait In Mexico
The US Department of Homeland Security announced Monday night it will end a Trump-era policy requiring asylum-seekers to wait in Mexico while their applications play out in court.
-
US Issues New Warning On Domestic Extremism As Covid Rules Eased
The US Department of Homeland Security issued a new warning over domestic terrorism Friday, saying violent extremists could exploit the easing of Covid-19 restrictions to conduct attacks.
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US Department Of Homeland Security 3rd Target In Big Cyberattack: Reports
The US Department of Homeland Security was the third federal department to be targeted in a major cyberattack, US media reported Monday, a day after Washington revealed the hack which may have been coordinated by a foreign government.
-
Zoom: US Authorities Reportedly Warn Zoom May be Vulnerable to Foreign Surveillance
Zoom has grown exponentially over the past few months and this has raised concerns regarding user privacy and security, along with foreign surveillance.
-
US To Send Migrants Back To Mexico To Wait Out Asylum Requests
The US Department of Homeland Security on Thursday announced a major change in immigration policy, saying it would send non-Mexican migrants back south of the border while their US asylum requests are processed.
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Over 21,000 Indians Overstayed Visas In US Last Year: Report
Over 21,000 Indians who were supposed to leave the US at the end of their permissible limits last year overstayed their visas, the Homeland Security Department said today.
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US Issues Revised Security Directive To Airlines Worldwide
The U.S. Department of Homeland Security has issued a revised directive to airlines around the world in response to requests that it clarify aviation security measures scheduled to begin taking effect next week, the agency said on Friday.
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EU, US To Hold Talks On Airline Laptop Ban Next Week
The EU and the United States will hold talks next week on a possible US airline ban on carry-on computers amid concerns it could cause massive disruption as the hectic summer travel season gets underway.
-
Donald Trump Fills Homeland Security, Environment, China Ambassador Jobs
President-elect Donald Trump on Wednesday picked a fossil fuel industry defender as his top environmental official, another retired general as homeland security chief and Iowa's governor as U.S. ambassador to China in choices at odds with some of his recent pronouncements.
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Spike In Illegal Border Crossings From Mexico: US
The number of migrants illegally entering the United States from Mexico jumped more than 16 per cent in October, US officials said on Thursday.
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Indian-American Appointed As Homeland Security Academic Advisory Council Member
A top Indian-American woman academic and president of the University of Houston was today appointed as member of the US Department of Homeland Security's Academic Advisory Council.
