Sentence examples for immigration file from inspiring English sources

Aug. 11, 2008: Immigration file forwarded to F.B.I. lab for processing.

Aug. 14, 2008: Three latent prints of Clark Rockefeller were identified on a document in the immigration file of Gerhartsreiter.

Besides the two actors, Mr. Bloomberg was joined by his companion, Diana Taylor, his senior adviser, Vincent A. LaPadula -- who gave a choked-up Mr. Chianese an immigration file on the actor's family history that included a photograph of Mr. Chianese's grandfather -- and his chief of staff, Peter J. Madonia, whose family owns a bakery across the street from the restaurant.

His Cuban hosts, Mayorkas said, were aware of his personal history and "could not have been more gracious and kind". In perhaps the ultimate symbolism, they presented the top U.S. official with a gift: his family's original Cuban government immigration file.

"If Melania would release her immigration file, all the questions would be answered," Leopold said, adding that there's "no reason not to release the immigration file".

DHS quietly published the new regulation in the Federal Register last week, expanding what the agency is allowed to place in an individual's immigration file.

Mr. Huse said the two agencies were still working out an arrangement to give Social Security officials access to electronic immigration files on noncitizens.

The agents and officers tracked down most of those arrested through tips and a review of immigration files, court and public records.

While little is known about Mr. Haouari, his immigration files in Canada reflect a determined campaign by him to win refugee status in Canada.

One former home office minister tells the story of how bundles of immigration files were regularly wheeled through his office so that officials could claim that each one had been seen by the minister.

A group opposed to illegal immigration filed suit against a Plainfield property management company this month, seeking to set a legal precedent by using a federal law normally employed against racketeers to punish landlords who rent to illegal immigrants.