Immigration and Naturalization Service

Blogs
March 4, 2008
After Being Drugged and Dragged to DFW, A Stay of Execution
News
January 18, 2007
Paper Chase
A former INS agent goes into business to smoke out fake documents
News
September 23, 2004
The Sins of the Father
Cantankerous, proud and devoted to helping immigrants, Father Justin Lucio's singleminded sense of duty led to overblown charges of "scandal"
News
September 27, 2001
Unhappy Campers
Critics of a private prison firm that ran two juvenile boot camps in Dallas wonder where the love is at these "tough love academies"
News
June 21, 2001
Lost Son
The Vietnamese son of a black American soldier faces a long trip "home"
News
August 10, 2000
Taxing Situation
A tax-protesting CEO enlists his employees in the cause
News
June 1, 2000
The kids aren't all right
The Americanized culture of undocumented immigrants finds the doors to higher education closed
News
April 13, 2000
Elián's choice
Should a 6-year-old decide his own fate? Lisa Singh, kidnapped by her father at age 6 and taken from America to a small village in India, says yes.
News
January 13, 2000
One crazy lawyer
Within days of a shotgun attack in Rowlett, tempestuous Dallas lawyer Catherine Shelton found herself in the crosshairs of a murder investigation. It isn't the first time.
News
July 8, 1999
Unsettled
War refugees in Dallas find themselves in the crossfire of a another battle -- with the people in charge of welcoming them to America
News
May 27, 1999
Children of the Storm
Hurricane Mitch left thousands homeless, jobless, and alone, forcing them to cross the border in search for new lives in America. And those were just the kids.
News
May 6, 1999
Letters
News
December 24, 1998
Buzz
News
November 12, 1998
Invasion of the bodyshoppers
A shortage of American engineers and programmers spells boom times for brokers who peddle skilled foreign workers at bargain prices. Is it exploitation, or just good business?
News
August 7, 1997
Letters
News
February 13, 1997
Born of El Sol
Germinated in the rich tradition of El Sol de Texas, the Spanish-language press takes root in Dallas