Keith Byrne has had his deportation order frozen and is to be released from prison following an order by a United States federal judge.

Keith Byrne, a married father of 3 originally from Cork, has lived in the US for 12 years and runs his own business.

Kendall Jenner's alleged stalker John Ford has reportedly gone off the radar, with officials fearing he may try to return to Los Angeles where Kendall lives.

A 10th person has died after being discovered in the back of a sweltering tractor-trailer in Texas.

The death toll in a suspected immigrant-smuggling attempt gone wrong in Texas has risen to 9 after two people died in hospital, officials said.

Four young children and their father have been found apparently stabbed to death in a home outside Atlanta, and police said the mother - now charged with their deaths - was the one who called 911 to report the killings.

Emigration is, like rain, a constant of Irish life.

What happens to a man alleged to be a suspect in the torture and killing of two Irish UN peacekeepers is a matter for American authorities, the Department of Defence has stated.

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A police officer, a paramedic, a rabbi, an airline pilot, an architect and a Boy Scout leader were among scores rounded up in one of New York’s largest internet child porn swoops, it has emerged.

A tunnel designed to smuggle drugs from Tijuana, Mexico, to San Diego was equipped with lighting, ventilation, and an electric rail system, US authorities said, making it one of the most sophisticated secret passages discovered along the US-Mexico border.

As the FBI launched a hunt for those responsible for the Boston Marathon bombings, US President Barack Obama said: “We will find out who did this. We’ll find out why they did this. Any responsible individuals, any responsible groups, will feel the full weight of justice.”

An apparently insignificant money-laundering case taken against several Colombian men became one of the most important leads for US investigators pursuing a case against an international banking group, write Carrick Mollenkamp and Brett Wolf

A former Ukrainian Prime Minister convicted in the US of corruption in his homeland has been released from federal prison and turned over to immigration authorities.

Fourteen people died and nine were injured after a pick-up truck left the road and crashed into trees in rural southern Texas, authorities said today.

Two sophisticated drug-smuggling tunnels outfitted with lighting and ventilation systems have been discovered along the US-Mexico border.

A man accused of commanding a police squad that rounded up Bosnian Muslims for slaughter in 1995 made a new life in Las Vegas as a modest grocery shop owner before being arrested and deported to his native country, US officials said.

US agents helped make Joaquin Guzman the most powerful drug lord in the world. Aram Roston reports

A BRITISH student who created a website which helped people watch films and TV shows for free can be extradited to the US to face copyright infringement allegations, a court has ruled.

Republican presidential hopeful Mitt Romney said he would deport President Barack Obama’s uncle, who police say was arrested in August for drink-driving and is an illegal immigrant.

President Barack Obama's uncle has been charged with drunken driving in Massachusetts and is being held by immigration officials.

US authorities have seized a huge haul of marijuana after the discovery of a cross-border tunnel equipped with a railway cart.

New York police said today they have rounded up more than 40 people in New York and Florida, including one of the founders of the Roc-A-Fella record label, during a swoop on a wholesale marijuana ring.

THREE Irishmen face possible extradition to the US after Department of Justice officials in Washington alleged they were involved in the illegal importation of military hardware to Iran.

A FLORIDA father and daughter showed “callous disregard” for the British victims of their $70 million (€44m) share scam, US investigators said yesterday.

A father and daughter team showed “callous disregard” for thousands of British victims in a £35m (€45.6m) fraud scam, US authorities said.

US immigration agents have been ordered to stop sedating deportees without a judge’s permission.

South Korean students heading to the US expressed concern today over a possible backlash after a shooting rampage at an American university committed by one of their fellow nationals, but said they would not change their study plans.

The US Board of Immigration Appeals has ruled that Sean Kelly (known as Sean O'Cealleagh), convicted of aiding in the 1988 killings of two British soldiers in the North, can be deported.

United States and Argentine authorities were investigating how a stick of dynamite in a college student’s checked luggage ended up on a Houston-bound flight, one of seven security incidents that disrupted US flights in a day.

An American expatriate school teacher said publicly today he was with JonBenet Ramsey when she died in what he called “an accident", a stunning admission after a decade without answers in the six-year-old’s murder.

A woman faces charges after a US baggage search found a human skull with teeth, hair and skin in her luggage at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport.

More stragglers seemed willing to flee the filthy water and stench of death as increasingly insistent rescuers made what may be their last peaceful pass through swamped New Orleans before using force.

ACROSS miles of ravaged neighbourhoods of clapboard houses, grand estates and housing projects, workers struggled to find corpses and persuade the city’s last stubborn residents to leave.

Guests who headed for a lavish wedding on a yacht in the United States got more than they bargained for when they were all arrested en route, courtesy of an elaborate FBI sting.

TWO leading members of the Colombian gang which helped make cocaine an affordable drug in Ireland are set to face trial later this year.

A prominent British Muslim leader said today he was refused entry to the United States with no explanation.

A SUSPECT in the deadly courthouse shootings of a judge and two other people surrendered without a struggle as law enforcement officials surrounded him, just hours after he led authorities on a massive manhunt in the Atlanta area.

A street gang leader who led the rebellion that forced Haiti’s President Jean-Bertrand Aristide to flee has been arrested in Miami, officials said today.

More than 900 people have been arrested worldwide as part of an international investigation into subscriptions to child porn websites, Swiss police revealed today.

A Los Angeles judge has ruled against the US government, saying a barman convicted over the murders of two British soldiers in Northern Ireland committed a “purely political” crime and should not be deported.

A MAN who served nine years in jail for his part in the deaths of two British soldiers during a funeral for an IRA member is fighting deportation from the US.