Deadline nears as government ponders amnesty extension
Washington AP reports thousands of illegal aliens postponing amnesty applications despite 1986 act. With May 4 deadline looming and Congress unlikely to extend, INS notes 1.2 million regular and 400,111 agricultural applicants, while education efforts face criticism and fear persists. Sofia Morgan, Jamaica, urges others to apply.
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Emotive French vs English debate flares anew in Canada
The dispute over language in Canada intensifies as Saskatchewan and Alberta repeal bilingual laws, Quebec faces English signage rulings, and a proposed Official Languages Act triggers Western pushback. Mulroney seeks balance while Meech Lake relevance and minority rights loom large.
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