Filipinos fight U.S. deportation after 25 years
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SELINSGROVE, Pennsylvania  - A U.S. flag flies outside the home of Pedro and Salvacion Servano, a symbol of their love for the country that's trying to eject them.
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Leading newspapers and groups opposed to President Gloria Arroyo expressed anger on Saturday over her decision to pardon her disgraced predecessor Joseph Estrada despite his conviction for massive graft.
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HAYWARD, Wisconsin Twenty-four years ago, a youth named Chai Soua Vang was part of the first wave of immigrants from Laos who came to the United States after the Indochina war.
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Theresa Torres, Reporter. As tens of thousands joined the funeral procession of Fernando Poe Jr., the Department of Justice early Wednesday morning warned that the government was prepared to thwart any attempt to overthrow the Arroyo administration.
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Some version of the immigrantâs tale told in âGolden Doorâ is part of the family history of millions of Americans.
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More than 100 people began a fast on  Wednesday to protest U.S. treatment of immigrants seeking  permanent residency or citizenship, which they say has worsened  since the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks.
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It has taken us about 20 years of nonenforcement of immigration law -- since the 1986 amnesty -- to get into our current untenable situation. It may take a period of time to correct the problem.
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The Supreme Court considered Tuesday whether the government can send immigrants back to countries that haven't agreed to accept them, a question that will determine the fate of thousands of Somalis resisting deportation to their war-torn homeland.
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The family of Angelito Nayan appealed Tuesday to kidnappers in Afghanistan to free the United Nations worker and asked some sectors in the Philippines not to exploit their kinsman&#39;s plight to advance their political agenda.
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Waves of immigrants, scorned by many people, are so valued by U.S. business that the competition for them threatens the fragile immigration compromise in Congress.
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Deadlocked talks to end nearly 40 years   of Muslim rebellion in the southern Philippines should soon   resume but the region faces risks from clan wars, one of the   biggest aid donors to the region said on Thursday.
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PHOENIX, Arizona  - In recent weeks the battle lines in a heated debate in the United States over illegal immigration have been drawn across the sidewalk outside an Arizona furniture store.
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CALUMPIT, Philippines  - Philippine rescue teams  evacuated thousands of people from the worst flooding in the  central Luzon region since the 1970s as hungry victims hunted  rats and birds for food.
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Riot police used water cannons Friday to disperse protesters demanding that the Philippines lift its ban on allowing its citizens to go to war-ravaged Iraq for jobs.
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The federal immigration agency is facing a lawsuit for refusing to accept visa applications from highly-skilled immigrants who the government encouraged to apply.
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Although they have been awarded millions of dollars, three spouses of people who died in the Sept. 11 attacks fear they could be deported any day.
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Jose Padilla, the American citizen who was held for more than three years as an enemy combatant, filed a lawsuit against a lawyer who helped provide the legal justifications for the episode.