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Mitt Romney, who is considered the favorite and frontrunner in the bid for the Republican presidential ticket, has made it clear that he is an opponent of the DREAM Act and said he would veto it if it came across his desk as president. The question was posed by a voter at a restaurant and...
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The Obama administration has proposed a new process allowing spouses and children of U.S. citizens to file for visas while remaining in the country-ending one of the most heartbreaking practices in history by preventing the separation of families. As you may know, under current immigration law, many undocumented immigrants that are eligible for visas must...
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Sad as it may be, it is a fact that when most people think of immigration in the United States, they likely call to mind fear-fueled myths perpetuated by immigration restrictionists, like “immigrants are stealing American jobs” or “immigrants are a drain on our system.” Yet when anti-immigrant enthusiasts come up with their emotionally charged...
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 After the Department of Justice accused Sheriff Joe Arpaio of engaging in “unconstitutional policing” by unfairly targeting Hispanics and Latinos for detention and arrest and retaliating against those who complain, it seems that the Arizona Sheriff and the U.S. Justice Department are ready to settle the allegations of discrimination, whether it will be in or...
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Mitt Romney rolled to victory in the Florida primaries earlier this week, coming ahead of Newt Gingrich and reclaiming his dominant position as the leading Republican presidential candidate. Florida Republicans went strongly for Mitt Romney voting 46% against 32% for Newt Gingrich. Unfortunately, this means that the Latinos who came out and voted for Romney...
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It generally used to be the case that when a noncitizen would leave the country, be it through deportation or voluntary departure, he could not reopen his immigration case from outside the United States. However, an en banc panel of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit has rejected the government’s attempt to...
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The United States Supreme Court has agreed to decide whether the State of Arizona may impose tough anti-immigration measures. Among the issues that will be decided on is a law that was enacted last year that allows the police in Arizona to question people about their immigration status when making a lawful stop. It is...
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Image by Getty Images via @daylife Republican presidential candidate Newt Gingrich strayed away from his Party’s camp by calling for a “humane” path to immigration enforcement for undocumented immigrants. By going forth with this move that is considered taboo amongst the GOP, he has “established double-digit leads in some polls in the early voting states...
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According to Immigration and Customs Enforcement, the new detainer will allow the agency to implement their prosecutorial discretion guidelines by identifying who has been convicted and is removable and who simply has a pending charge and is not removable for any other criminal or immigration violations. ICE may choose not to exercise enforcement action against...
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The Federation for American Immigration Reform (FAIR) recently released a report in which it claims that native-born workers with science and engineering (S&E) degrees are being driven en masse into non-S&E occupations due to competition from foreign-born workers willing to accept lower wages. The conclusion FAIR came to, however, is lacking important details and is...
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