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Colleges and universities call for immigration reform
While lawmakers debate provisions for their respective versions of immigration reform bills, support for changes…
Study: fees discouraging many permanent residents from seeking U.S. citizenship
The process of applying for U.S. citizenship involves many things. One thing it involves is…
Immigration reform bill has competing interests
Amidst the news of a leaked version of the White House’s version of a proposed…
Immigration reform and the State of the Union
In prior posts we reported on how Senate leaders announced a bipartisan plan to create…
Obama lends support for immigration reform
After a bi-partisan group of senators announced their plan for immigration reform, President Obama endorsed the…
Mother and brother of immigration advocate released
The arrests of family members of a prominent immigration activist sparked sudden and immediate outrage…
Plan for immigration reform introduced in the Senate
A framework on immigration reform is taking shape in the U.S. Senate. A bi-partisan group…
Reform debate shifts towards licensing of illegal immigrants
In our prior posts, we have discussed a number of facets regarding immigration reform, especially…
Report: federal government’s immigration enforcement spending high
Immigration enforcement is an issue that has been getting a fair amount of attention in…
New waiver process could keep families together
We begin our first post of 2013 by wishing our readers a happy and prosperous…
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