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Feds start coast-to-coast talks on immigration law (CBC Newfoundland and Labrador)
The federal government will begin consulting with experts across the country next week on controversial legislation passed to speed immigration applications by giving officials the power of selecting which ones to fast track.

Feds start coast-to-coast talks on immigration law (CBC via Yahoo! Canada News)
The federal government will begin holding consultations across the country next week to determine which skilled immigrant workers it should fast track under a new law that gives officials the power to speed up certain applications.

Meat plant supervisors face document charges (The Des Moines Register)
Two supervisors at Agriprocessors Inc. were arrested Thursday on allegations that they helped illegal immigrant workers hide behind bogus ID cards, including some that were bought in Des Moines.

Feds start consultations to pick immigrants most needed to fill labour gaps (The Canadian Press via Yahoo! Canada News)
OTTAWA - The federal government will begin intensive consultations next week to determine which skilled immigrants should be fast-tracked into Canada to relieve labour shortages.

Meat plant supervisors face document charges (The Altoona Herald-Mitchellville Index)
Two supervisors at Agriprocessors Inc. in Postville were arrested Thursday on allegations that they helped illegal immigrant workers hide behind bogus Social Security and resident alien cards, including some that were bought in Des Moines.

Imagining The Improbable: Extraordinary Immigration Solutions For The Hapless And Hopeless (Immigration Portal)
Immigration lore includes a host of stories, some of which may be factual. There once was a loving wife who was called to the emergency room of an urban hospital. Her husband had collapsed and needed a new heart. The cardiac specialist who greeted her seemed unusually chipper.

Top immigration lawyer charged with taking bribes (Daily Breeze)
LOS ANGELES - A top federal immigration attorney and his wife were arrested today on suspicion of accepting bribes from immigrants seeking to remain in the United States, according to the FBI.

Green-card audit has companies seeing red (The Salt Lake Tribune)
Some of the nation's biggest companies are expected to face delays in securing green cards for some foreign workers due to a Labor Department audit that has sparked anger in legal and business circles.

And now for the good news (Philippine Daily Inquirer)
HAVE YOU HAD ENOUGH of never-ending negative news that have not only affected our national self-esteem but also damaged the image of the Philippines around the world?

His understanding of oath questioned, he's not yet a citizen (The News-Press)
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