Visa blunder sparks push to scrap INS
House Judiciary Chairman Rep. James Sensenbrenner cites the approval of visas for Sept 11 hijackers as evidence the Immigration and Naturalization Service should be abolished. President Bush orders reform while urging accountability at INS Commissioner James Ziglar.
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House Judiciary Committee
Immigration and Naturalization Service
INS
James Sensenbrenner
R-Wis
CBS
Sensenbrenner
American Federation of Government Employees
Bobby L. Harnage
Bush
Mohamed Atta
Marwan Al-Shehhi
World Trade Center
James Ziglar
Emirates
Russ Bergeron
Immigration Agency
Bergeron
Mark Foley
R-Fla
Foley
Prosecutor seeks grand jury indictment in Pearl killing
Federal prosecutors in New Jersey urge a grand jury to indict Ahmed Omar Saeed Sheikh in the disappearance and murder of Wall Street Journal reporter Daniel Pearl. Officials note possible charges include kidnapping or conspiracy, with murder not yet confirmed. A separate 1994 kidnapping case may also be unsealed in Washington.
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New Jersey
Wall Street Journal
Daniel Pearl
Associated Press
Ahmed Omar Saeed Sheikh
FBI
Pearl
Dow Jones & Co
Saaed
U.S
Justice Department
State Department
Saeed
Pakistan
United States
Adnan
Khabrain
Lahore
Zia Shahid
Aftab Ahmad Cheema
Shahid
Karachi
America
Jaish-e- Mohammed
Army of Mohammed
Richard C. Reid
Paris
Miami
Newark
N.J
Congress asks Bush to label Palestinian groups as terrorists
More than 200 members of Congress urge President Bush to add the Al Aqsa Brigade Tanzim and Force 17 to the U S terror list. They argue such designation would freeze assets bar visas and remove members from the United States.
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Bush
Washington
Yasser Arafat
Palestinian Authority
United States
Arafat
Henry A. Waxman
D-Calif
Hamas
Islamic Jihad
Ileana Ros-Lehtinen
R-Fla
State Department
Al-Aqsa Brigade
Israel
Tanzim
Fatah
Palestine Liberation Organization
Force 17
Middle East
U.S
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Abdullah of
Saudi Arabia
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FCC vote shields cable Internet firms from open access rules
The FCC voted 3-1 to exempt cable Internet providers from open access requirements. Supporters say the move will spur investment and innovation in high speed services, while critics warn it creates a regulatory black hole and risks Internet openness.
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Federal Communications Commission
Kathleen Abernathy
FCC
Michael Powell
Jeffrey Chester
Center For Digital Democracy
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