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Russia's Katia Zatuliveter will not be deported from the UK. A special commission has ruled that the 26-year-old, accused of obtaining classified information while working for a British MP with whom she had an affair, was not a Russian agent. After the court ruled that Zatuliveter may stay due to a lack of evidence of her being a spy, her lawyer stated that the whole situation showed incompetence on behalf of the security services. RT on Twitter twitter.com RT on Facebook www.facebook.com

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CHARLOTTE, NC - There are 300000 pending deportation cases in immigration court. The Obama administration now says many undocumented immigrants may not have to leave. That's pleasing some in our community, while others worry. And in the middle, law enforcement just wants to protect all residents. "Being a 15 year old, you know students aren't really looked at as anything but parties and having fun," said Debra Ortiz, a rising sophomore at North Mecklengburg High School. Instead of being like other teenagers, Ortiz spends her energy advocating for changes in immigration laws and policy. "Those baby steps and those little things may not be ideal," said Ortiz, "may not be exactly what we want, but it's a step in the right direction." Pleasing Ortiz in her cause, President Obama took a huge step by ordering the Department of Homeland Security to delay indefinitely many deportations. Mecklengburg County Commissioner Jim Pendergraph says he saw this coming. "Immigration enforcement has been sliding over the last many number of years and there just isn't any will power to enforce immigration laws." Low priorities for deportation include individuals brought to the US as a child by parents who are in the country illegally. An example of that locally would be former South Meck High graduate Erick Velazquillo. Currently attending Central Piedmont Community, Velazquillo recently faced deportation. But, immigration officials dropped his case. Those are the kind of undocumented <b>...</b>

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Only a tiny handful of the 12 million people living illegally in the US have been lucky enough to be part of a little-known legislative measure that can save them from deportation. Nancy Cordes reports on "private bills" - who gets them and why.

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Over the weekend hundreds of activists who participated in the "Flytilla" to Israel were interrogated, refused entry, jailed, and are being deported in stages. === While the remaining boats in the Free Gaza Movement's flotilla are still trying to leave the Greek ports, activists from around the world organized a mass fly-in known as the Flytilla. The activists were invited by Palestinian groups in a campaign called "Welcome to Palestine" and intended to protest Israel's practice of frequently denying the entry of activists and Diaspora Palestinians into the occupied Territories. The Real News' Lia Tarachansky spoke with Laura Durkay, an American activist, while she was being held in the Ben Gurion airport and with Nadine Nasir, a Canadian of Palestinian origin who has been denied entry into Israel multiple times about the experience of Palestinians trying to enter Israel or the occupied Palestinian territories. Most of the hundreds of activists who participated in the Fly-in never left their countries. 124 spent the weekend in an Israeli jail and are being deported in stages. After extensive interrogation, four were allowed entry.

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Bowing to pressure from immigrant rights activists, the Obama administration said Thursday that it will halt deportation proceedings on a case-by-case basis against illegal immigrants who meet certain criteria, such as attending school, having family in the military or having primary responsible for other family members' care. The move marks a major step for President Obama, who for months has said he does not have broad categorical authority to halt deportations and said he must follow the laws as Congress has written them. But in letters to Congress on Thursday, Homeland Security SecretaryJanet Napolitano said she does have discretion to focus on "priorities" and that her department and the Justice Department will review all ongoing cases to see who meets the new criteria. "This case-by-case approach will enhance public safety," she said. "Immigration judges will be able to more swiftly adjudicate high-priority cases, such as those involving convicted felons." www.infowars.com

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We caught up with England and Leicester Tigers man-mountain Manu Tuilagi to talk Rugby World Cup 2011, the threat of deportation and how Leicester has become his new home.

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Manuel and Valente Valenzuela are US war veterans who are facing deportation. Valente volunteered for duty in 1965, and he was awarded the Bronze Star for bravery. Manuel volunteered for the Marines in 1971. The Valenzuela brothers were given an honorable discharge after serving a full term in Vietnam. In 2009 the Valenzuela brothers (at separate times) received letters from the US Homeland Security Department stating that the government was seeking to deport them for misdemeanor crimes they had committed decades earlier. The Valenzuela brothers are fighting for their right to remain in their country but also for their comrades. Hundreds of US wars veterans are been deported from the United States. The Valenzuela brothers have started a movement to repatriate those US soldiers and bring their families together. The Valenzuela brothers traveled to Washington, DC, and protested at the US Congress and the White House in February 2011. They have spoken at colleges and other public places and have given countless news and radio interviews. The Valenzuela brothers will be traveling again to Washington DC this July 2011, where they are expected to meet with president Barack Obama. www.valenzuelabrothers.com The Valenzuela brother will travel again to Washington DC on July 2011. They are expected to meet with president Barack Obama. www.valenzuelabrothers.com

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Federal officials stop process to deport Henry Velandia who is married to US citizen Josh Vandiver.

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During the Great Depression, anywhere from one to two million people were deported in an effort by the government to free up jobs for those who were considered "real Americans" and rid the county governments of "the problem." The campaign, called the Mexican Reparation, was authorized by President Herbert Hoover. Estimates now indicate that approximately 60 percent of the people deported were children who were born in America and others who, while of Mexican descent, were legal citizens.

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Long-time activist and devout practitioner of non-violence, Francisco "Pancho" Ramos Stierle, is facing deportation after being arrested while meditating in front of Oakland City Hall during the early morning hours of Monday, November 14, following the raid of the camp. Although Pancho has since been released, his immigration challenges have not gone away. *** www.dailygood.org *** Although the Alameda County District Attorney's office chose not to file any charges against Ramos Stierle, he was not released after his court appearance as ICE had placed an immigration hold preventing his release. ICE arrived early Thursday morning and have since transferred Ramos Stierle into their custody. If you support Pancho and think he should be allowed to remain in Oakland to continue his activism here, please consider signing this petition: www.change.org

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Joshua Vandiver GS and his husband Henry Velandia talk about their fight against the Defense of Marriage Act, which prohibits the Federal Government from recognizing same-sex marriage. Unable for Joshua to sponsor him for a green card, Henry faces deportation. Read the related Daily Princetonian article here: www.dailyprincetonian.com Visit their Facebook Causes Page here: www.facebook.com

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Barack Obama's Uncle is facing possible deportation after being arrested for a DUI. Federal officials say Onyango Obama, also known as Omar, was ordered to leave the US and return to Kenya in 1992, but he flew under the INS radar until he was stopped last week in Massachusetts for driving while intoxicated. Onyango Obama, the half-brother of the president's father, came to the US in 1963 as part of a program to help Kenyan students study in America and has recently been working as a liquor store clerk. The police report shows that as Onyango was booked and informed that he could make one phone call, he said, "I think I'd like to call the White House."

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www.fitzgeraldimmigration.com 617.523.6320 Video about how under certain circumstances a deportation order may be cancelled and you may remain in the US. by immigration and criminal defense attorney Desmond P. FitzGerald.immigration and criminal defense lawyer Desmond P. FitzGerald, of FitzGerald & Company, Boston, MA. We are a team of multicultural and multilingual Immigration and criminal defense lawyers in Boston, MA. We help you obtain US visa, residency and citizenship, asylum, cancel a deportation, obtain a waiver of inadmissibility, sue the immigration service if it is taking too long to decide your case, minimize immigration consequences of criminal convictions, and defend you of any criminal charges. Free initial legal consultation

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For more news visit ☛ english.ntdtv.com or Follow us on Twitter ☛ http A row has developed between Taiwan and China after the Philippines deported Taiwanese nationals to mainland China. The move is causing some alarm as it suggests the Philippines regards the Chinese regime as sovereign over Taiwan. On February 2nd, the Philippines extradited 14 Taiwanese nationals, along with 10 Mainland Chinese, over their suspected involvement in a fraud ring targeting Chinese nationals. The extradition has outraged Taiwan, because it suggests the Chinese regime and not Taiwan itself has jurisdiction over the Taiwanese people. Taiwan's Economic and Cultural Office in Manila was trying to block the deportation and had obtained a restraining order, but to little avail. Taiwan's Foreign Minister Timothy Yang says Taiwan will now tighten up immigration policies for Filipinos. [Timothy Yang, Taiwan's Foreign Minister]: "First, within this week, we will recall our ambassador, Mr. Lee back to Taiwan to review our relations with the Philippines. Second, for all kinds of laborers coming from the Philippines, we will toughen up the examination processes for all labor affairs applications and visa applications." Yang says Filipinos with legal working visas or emergency caretakers will not be affected, but Taiwan will cancel its visa waiver policy for Filipino visitors with US, Canadian, Japanese, United Kingdom, European Schengen, Australian and New Zealand visas. The 14 Taiwanese nationals <b>...</b>

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As of June 30, here is the latest on US Navy Reserves Petty Officer Elisha Dawkins: www.miamiherald.com Recently illegal immigrants were protesting in Atlanta, Georgia to protest that state's policies aimed at illegal immigrants. This protest was a "coming out" event for these illegals proudly proclaiming their illegal status in the United States of America. What is even more shocking was the article appearing in The Dallas Morning News, "Illegal immigrants protest." Golly and shazam! The news media actually used the word "illegal" when reporting about illegal immigrants. Usually the media provides cover for those who broke the law by referring to them as "undocumented immigrants" or just "immigrants." However this time the news violated political correctness and actually labeled an "illegal" as being "illegal." Who da thunk? The young illegal immigrant protestors were arrested not for being what they are, "illegal," but for blocking traffic. Later they were released to their parents to return to their homes in Georgia. Now if the child is in the USA illegally, does it not stand to reason so are the parents? They were not held for deportation, but released to other illegals. On the same page in The Dallas Morning News where the above article appeared, also appeared this article, "War vet may avoid passport prosecution." Navy Reserve Petty Officer Elisha Dawkins (age 26) was arrested by the State Department for checking the wrong box on a passport application. Petty Office <b>...</b>

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A video showing the family side of deportation. The struggling issue that these family are facing. We blame that there are no role models for our kids, but the law are taking them away. They did the crime and the time. I believe in the same thing that our leader believe in and that is CHANGE. People change, lets not break the American way of life....

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Québec a Nation History (Part 10) The Acadians Deportation The Acadians are the descendants of the French who settled in Acadia located in the Canadian Maritime provinces Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island, and in the US state of Maine. Acadia was founded in a region geographically separate from Quebec, Québecers and Acadians have different culture. But during the deportation many refugees move in Québec, today almost all Québecers can say they have a Acadian ancestor. In the Great Expulsion of 1755-1763, mostly during the Seven Years' War, British colonial officers, New England legislators and militia deported more than 14000 Acadians from the maritime region. Many later settled in Louisiana, where they became known as Cajuns. University of Maine at Fort Kent history professor Roger Paradis said that this was a clear case of ethnic cleansing and genocide because, an attempt was made to make French Acadians disappear by scattering them throughout the 13 colonies. It was unnecessarily cruel in the sense that ships were overloaded, which resulted in disease, death, and the sinking of vessels. Families were broken up and the Acadians were sent to an alien and unfriendly land of exile.

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PLEASE FORWARD THIS PETITION AND ACTION ALERT TO AT LEAST 5 FRIENDS action.dreamactivist.org Have your Organization sign on to Ola's letter of support: action.dreamactivist.org 1. Call Senator Levin - (313) 226-6020 and Representative Dingell - (202) 225-4071 Sample call-in script: "Hi, I was calling to ask that (Sen/Rep)______ introduce a private bill for Ola Kaso. Ola has been living here since she was 4 and she has no memory of Albania. She is a great student, has a 4.4 GPA and has been accepted to University of Michigan. Please introduce a private bill for Ola." 2. ICE - John Morton - 202.732.3000 Sample call-in script: "Hi I was calling to ask that Ola Kaso's deportation be deferred. Ola has been living here since she was 4 and she has no memory of Albania. She is a great student, has a 4.4 GPA and has been accepted to University of Michigan. Don't deport Ola."

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facebook.com Demonstrating why Obama's "record deportations" mean absolutely nothing, FOX's Griff Jenkins talks to Mexicans being deported from Laredo, TX to Nuevo Laredo, Mexico. To a man, they just laugh and say they will come right back in. One even says he will go and get a bite to eat and then back across the border. Americans know this is a farce after seeing rapists and murderers come back to the US - some even after a dozen deportations. These are MEANINGLESS until we seal the border with a wall. www.StandWithArizona.com SWA Store (proceeds go to the AZ Legal Defense Fund) www.cafepress.com Twitter: www.twitter.com

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The Obama administration publicly announced Monday that it has denied immigration rights to Bradford Wells and Anthony John Makk -- a gay couple in San Francisco that has been married for seven years -- and ordered the deportation of Makk to his native Australia, according to SFGate. Makk applied for permanent residency as a spouse of a US citizen when his visa expired, but he was denied, as his same-sex marriage is not federally recognized. Makk is the primary caregiver to Wells, who suffers from AIDS. The couple has lived together for 19 years and legally married in Massachusetts in 2004.

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Josh Vandiver, a 30-year-old graduate student at Princeton University, and his husband, Henry Velandia, 28, a Venezuelan native, have waged a public battle to stay together. Although the couple were legally married in Connecticut last year, the federal Defense of Marriage Act prevents Vandiver, an American citizen, from sponsoring Velandia, a Princeton salsa instructor, for a green card. The 1996 law, known as DOMA, prohibits federal entities — including immigration courts — from recognizing a same-sex marriage for any legal purpose. For many gay and lesbian binational couples, the answer has been to emigrate to one of the few countries that recognize a gay spouse. Three years ago, Tom Smeraldo, 44, and Emilio Ojeda, 47, left their dream home in Washington Township in Warren County and moved to Toronto — a city they knew no one — because six years of fighting Ojeda's deportation had failed. But a shift in the federal government's policy on DOMA has offered hope to couples around the country. In February, Attorney General Eric Holder announced his department would no longer defend DOMA because it is unconstitutional. Velandia's case, and that of another gay couple in New Jersey, have proved to be landmark cases on this issue. (Video by Nyier Abdou/The Star-Ledger)

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DemocracyNow.org - The Obama administration's enforcement of the Defense of Marriage Act is threatening to tear apart the seven-year marriage of a bi-national gay couple in San Francisco. Bradford Wells, a US citizen, and Anthony John Makk, an Australian national, have lived together for 19 years and were among the first same-sex couples to legally marry in Massachusetts. Anthony is also the primary caretaker for his husband, who has HIV-AIDS. Makk is facing deportation this month after the Obama administration denied them the same immigration benefits routinely given to opposite-sex couples. The decision is based on the so-called Defense of Marriage Act, the 1996 law known as DOMA which denies federal benefits to same-sex couples. The Obama administration has said it would no longer defend DOMA in the courts, but the law still remains in effect. Democracy Now! talks to the couple, Bradford Wells and Anthony John Makk, based in San Francisco. Also interviewed is Rachel Tiven, Executive Director of Immigration Equality. Watch Part 2 of 2: youtu.be For the complete transcript, to download the podcast, or for more information about Democracy Now!, visit www.democracynow.org FOLLOW DEMOCRACY NOW! ONLINE: Facebook: www.facebook.com Twitter: @democracynow Subscribe on YouTube: www.youtube.com Daily Email News Digest: www.democracynow.org Please consider supporting independent media by making a donation to Democracy Now! today, visit www.democracynow.org

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Thomas Roberts talks with married same-sex couple Anthony Makk & Bradford Wells. Anthony is now under deportation threat.

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February 24, 2011 (SYL) - Serbian-American professor Dr Srdja Trifkovic was denied access into Canada after being accused of holding a senior position in the Government of Republika Srpska during the Bosnian war by the Vancouver airport immigration authorities. Srdja, who was a foreign affairs expert with links in the Bosnian Serb Government, never held any position in that Government, let alone a senior one. The fabricated reason for deportation was likely the result of lobbying by the extremist organization "The Institute for Research of Genocide in Canada", which is notorious for inventing stories, such as the disproven lie that Canadian General MacKenzie raped a Bosnian woman at a time when he wasn't even in Bosnia, as well as denying the Holocaust in Yugoslavia during World War II. Also, there are strong indications that higher factors in the Canadian government are involved in this scandalous and dark chapter in Canadian history, the investigation is under way.

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Kamal Abdulkarim's family drove from Grand Rapids to an Ohio prison for one final visit before he's deported to Ethiopia. His wife and seven children were able to spend an hour with him, speaking through a phone and watching him on a video screen.

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After eight year trial involving secret evidence, Canada decides to deport Mohamed Harkat, potentially to torture. For more information: www.therealnews.com

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Another bogus Pakistani student attempts to re-enter the UK on a student Visa, only problem is the college he claims he's studying at has never heard of him. In 2007 over 350000 non-EU people came to study in the UK. 10000 from Pakistan. Just how many from Pakistan were genuine students?? I'd guess a very low percentage.

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