United States Department of State

...for a baby that the pair had been given. In a report this year, the US State Department described Mexico as "a large source, transit and destination country" for human trafficking. The majority of victims are undocumented migrants...

In this article: Mexico, US State Department, and Mexico City

...& Financial Services, Children-related News, Legal Issues Attorneys Jeffery M. Leving and James Hagler Advise State Department Officials on International Child Abduction CHICAGO, Nov. 3 /PRNewswire/ -- On October 27, Attorneys Jeffery...

In this article: State Department, US, Japan, Brazil, and Barack Obama

...the price for it. During the height of the swine flu hysteria in late April and early May, both the U.S. State Department and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention advised against all nonessential travel to Mexico. Some companies...

In this article: FLU, Isla Mujeres, H1N1, Mexico, U.S. State Department, Phobia, Recession, Cancun, and Chilaquiles

Traveling in Mexico despite drug violence, H1N1 flu Keep in mind that the drug war is far from most resorts and other tourist areas and follow the U.S. State Department recommendations. And if possible, get immunized against the swine flu...

In this article: Mexico, FLU, U.S. State Department, U.S., Chihuahua, Tijuana, Ciudad Juarez, and E mail

...at New York University. In August, the State Department reported that military courts had convicted 12 Mexican soldiers since 2006 and were investigating 52 others for homicide, torture, kidnapping and extortion. The report was required...

In this article: United States, Allegation, U.S. Congress, Mexico, Human Rights Watch, and Felipe Calderon

...scanner or with an oral or ear thermometer. Last spring and summer, the U.S. State Department received many reports of U.S. citizens who were quarantined in China during the swine flu outbreak. In some cases, they had no symptoms, but had...

In this article: U.S. State Department, Mexico, U.S., Asia, and China

...freighted with old suspicions. U.S. law enforcement officials said it is being forged with the assurance by the U.S. State Department that Mexico's weak law enforcement agencies will overcome a history of incompetence and corruption, and...

In this article: United States, Mexico, Narcotic, Felipe Calderon, Defendant, and Mexico City

...forgiveness of Mexico's debts. The renegade envoy had come home with half of Mexico. They ought to rename the State Department for this great American. Some urged Polk to break his pledge and run again. He refused. He had done what he came...

In this article: James K. Polk, Texas, Winfield Scott, Nicholas Trist, Andrew Jackson, Mexico, Rio Grande, and State Department