Rich illegal immigrants in U.S. hide in shadows
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Many illegal immigrants in the United States are manual laborers on low wages. But there's another group that attracts much less attention: entrepreneurs who have set up businesses, created jobs and grown affluent.
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This city is becoming the first in the nation to offer identification cards to illegal immigrants, trying to bring them out of the shadows even as many municipalities crack down on them.
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As the political rhetoric heats up in the United States over illegal immigration ahead of the November congressional elections, a quieter battle is being waged in courtrooms.
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A Wall Street Journal reporter tracks the lives of the absurdly wealthy.
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Law enforcement officials in the Phoenix area are using new tactics to cut off illegal immigration: They are going after used-car salesmen who sell vehicles to smugglers, and arresting operators of safe houses where immigrants stay after crossing the border.
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As the most able-bodied workers leave for the US, poorer Mexicans are moving to take their place in the fields.
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Having millions doesn't mean you don't lose sleep. A look at what weighs on the wealthy.
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Now known as an illegal immigrantsâ haven, Farmingville, N.Y., is considering changing its name to Oak Hills.
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Illegal immigrants who are victims of violent crimes in the US can now apply for special visas, seven years after Congress offered protection against deportation to those who cooperate with law enforcement agencies
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Illegal immigrants to the United  States cost the federal government over $10 billion a year, but  that figure would increase almost threefold if they were  granted legal status, according to a study released on  Wednesday.
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Standing in the baking sun outside the U.S. Consulate in Monterrey, hundreds of Mexicans wait anxiously for temporary work visas. But even before they were fingerprinted and interviewed for the permit, many had already paid recruiters thousands of dollars in hopes of easing the way.
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In California, illegal immigrants and US citizens alike debate tighter ID requirements.
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In Latin America, the memory of the "disappeared" never went away. In the United States, they were hardly ever known.
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How the world of online gaming spawned a multimillion-dollar shadow economy.
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Illegal immigrants could fall prey to loan sharks and other unscrupulous lenders if they have to pay $5,000 in fines and thousands more in fees and back taxes as required under the immigration reform measure now before Congress, some advocates are warning.
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THEY do not normally conjure up an image of luxury living or appear on lists of millionaire enclaves.
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New Yorkers know how to hide when crowds roll in.