President Obama made a promise to “pursue genuine solutions day in and day out [including] immigration reform that will secure our borders, and punish employers who exploit immigrant labor; reform that finally brings the 12 million people who are here illegally out of the shadows by requiring them to take steps to become legal citizens.” 

Department of Immigration and Citizenship of Australia (DIAC) aims to inform people in easiest and fastest way via their newest channel featured in Youtube.

Discrimination due to opposite beliefs and ethnicity are one of the major factors why Muslims often faced rejections and alienations in Europe, according to the 10% Muslims in Europe.

H1N1 virus is dangerous. It had killed hundred of people and keep on infecting people over the world. The H1N1 virus believes came from pigs in Mexico and spread out to its neighboring countries in North America and South America.

For the first time, after almost 18 years since the 1990 Iraqi invasion, expatriates workforce in Kuwait decreased due to the continuing economic recession felt in the country and around the globe.

Next week, Barack Obama will take office; he brings with him many changes, including a new party in office. Democrats are in control of both the legislative and executive branches of government for the first time in many years.  But what does this mean for the population at large? And, specifically, what does it mean for the immigrant community?

As 2009 begins, most of us wonder just what will the New Year bring and how our lives will change.  For many aliens in the U.S., one single question is on the mind more than any other: what will be my immigration status in 2009?

Janet Napolitano was swiftly and easily confirmed as the new Secretary of the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) on the same day that Barack Obama became President of the United States.