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...said he also is working with Alaska's Congressional delegation to open a U.S. immigration office in Juneau. Immigration officers travel once a year or so from Anchorage to Juneau, making it difficult for local immigrants to take a mandatory...
...ships headed to communities in Southeast from Victoria will be inspected while under way, said Richard Cropp, immigration officer in Ketchikan. "That was agreeable to the cruise lines," Cropp said. The deal allows the INS to do en-route...
...sentenced KETCHIKAN - A purser convicted of stealing from a cruise ship safe was sentenced, then taken into custody by immigration officers. Elisha Cuffee, an Australian national, was charged in August with taking more than $400,000 from the safe...
...It was not until 1999 that a warrant of deportation - an INS document that prioritizes his case and allows any immigration officer to take him into custody - was issued. Carl Zabat, INS supervising deportation officer for Alaska, could not...
...Feb. 6. He was caught by immigration officers in March. His wife, Gloria Orozco, said immigration officers shouldn't deport her husband...a criminal," she said. Immigration officers said immigrants should not...
...Undocumented Southeast workers arrested In four days, immigration officers arrested 52 undocumented workers in six seafood...place from Aug. 29 through Sept. 1, and involved immigration officers from Ketchikan and Anchorage. Fifty-two undocumented...
...Undocumented Southeast workers arrested In four days, immigration officers arrested 52 undocumented workers in six seafood...place from Aug. 29 through Sept. 1, and involved immigration officers from Ketchikan and Anchorage. Fifty-two undocumented...
...United States for 19 years. Guillen, 34, came to the United States at age 15 to join his mother and brother. Immigration officers arrested him last March at El Sombrero in downtown Juneau on a charge of illegally staying in the United States...
...Dec. 28) wife, Gloria Orozco, quite incorrectly states that, "He is not a criminal" and therefore, "immigration officers shouldn't deport her husband." Regardless if the infraction was yesterday, or 17 years ago, Mr. Guillen...
...through the process in the United States now. As people immigrating, we took the steps of getting to know our immigration officers and finding out what we could and couldn't do. I was stuck at home for approximately seven months when I moved...