A report in today's LA Times reveals that spouses accompany a substantial number of H-1B visa holders from India. Today Fla. Professor Mazen Al-Najjar, a Palestinian, had a bail hearing before an immigration judge. At issue was whether the government can continue to detain Najjar using classified evidence. Najjar's ACLU attorneys objected to the government's position, but the Judge did not order the classifed evidence revealed. The hard truth is that none of those problems can be solved unless some attention is paid to population growth.
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Alexandria 2 plead not guilty in visa fraud, money laundering Two men who ran a company that promised visas for foreign investors seeking a new life in America pleaded not guilty yesterday to charges that included immigration fraud, conspiracy and money laundering. James F. O'Connor and James A. Geisler entered the pleas before U.S. District Judge T. S. Ellis 3rd, who set a Jan. 8 trial date for the two executives of the Herndon-based Interbank Group. The suspect, who goes by Carlo or Carlos, told associates he was Honduran and heading to Chicago, Philadelphia homicide Det. Joseph Bamberski said. He may be hiding out in a Latino community in Chicago or along railroads, Bamberski said.