An Immigrant Group in a Rush to Marry Young
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In contrast to contemporary American culture, marriage at a young age is generally promoted in the foreign-born Russian community.
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Record numbers of foreigners are still  settling in New York, with Bangladeshis, Mexicans and  Pakistanis the fastest-growing immigrant groups in the famously  diverse city, a report said on Monday.
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Older women and migrant families boost births.
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In April of last year, Virginia Feliz, 8, became part of a growing tribe of American children who have lost a parent to deportation.
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At the start of the 20th century, a wave of European immigrants crossed the Atlantic Ocean, seeking a better life in the land of opportunity.
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Marriage in India is still, by and large, socially compulsory. But in a measure of the slow churning of Indian social mores, divorce and remarriage are slowly gaining acceptability.
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Hundreds of babies are being born to Latino immigrant workers, both legal and illegal, who flocked to the city to toil on its reconstruction.
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ZENICA, Bosnia -- They met in 1985 as Syrian immigrants in Croatia, two students in their 20s grappling with a language and a culture they didn't understand.
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School saga is inflaming old divides between ethnic groups.
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Parties are rushing to enlist expats ahead of October registration deadlines for the Bush-Kerry contest.
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Opportunity beckons as never before, as immigrants expand the tastes of mainstream America.
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Pronouncements by politicians and religious leaders are again spotlighting the cultural divide between the Muslim community and the rest of British society. This time, the issue is people who marry their cousins.
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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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"It is worthwhile to work for the family and marriage because it is worthwhile to work for the human being, the most precious being created by God"  MADRID, Spain : Tens of thousands of people in predominantly Roman Catholic Spain rallied Sunday in defense of the traditional family in a country where the government has legalized gay marriage and facilitated ... via International Herald Tribune
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Members of Michigan&#39;s Indian immigrant community stared at television and computer screens and worked the telephone Sunday, anxiously awaiting word from their homeland, which was hit by tidal waves.
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Latino groups in a US town mount a legal challenge to the local authorities' power to tackle illegal immigration.
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Some heterosexual couples are protesting the inability of gay and lesbian couples to marry by putting off their own marriage.