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Category Archives: Immigration
The New Immigration Bill In Arizona
I heard Dennis Prager say on the radio yesterday that he was unhappy that immigration was the new hot button political issue. He said it used to be the left’s mismanagement of the economy and the piling up of government … Continue reading
Posted in Dennis Prager, Immigration
Tagged adult population, federal government estimates, federal immigration, illegal immigrants, immigrant populations, new immigration bill
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North American Stainless
Regarding this, attorney Robert E. Wilens emails: Luke- I am an attorney for North American Stainless. You have re-produced on your web site an article by CIS/David Seminara that discusses certain immigration issues, and focusses one paragraph on NAS where … Continue reading
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Tagged clausen miller, fax e mail, immigration issues, material thanks, seminara
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Haitian Immigration
Fact Sheet on Haitian Immigrants in the United States WASHINGTON (January 25) – Since the terrible tragedy in Haiti, many have sought information about the Haitian community in the United States. Below are some basic socio-demographic statistics: The last Census … Continue reading
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Immigration News
Now Follow CIS at Twitter: http://twitter.com/wwwCISorg 1. Backgrounder: Dirty Work: In-Sourcing American Jobs with H-2B Guestworkers 2. Blog: Update on Fuzzy Words in the Immigration Policy Debate 3. Blog: A Response to Amy Mehta’s Call to Strip the ‘Mask’ 4. … Continue reading
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Tagged guestworker, illegal aliens, immigration news, immigration policy, lobster roll, visa program
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Jews Conflicted On Immigration
Stephen Steinlight emails: This is the lengthy piece (a sure sign they know the story is important) that JTA ran today on CIS’s latest poll on the widening gulf separating the pulpit from the pews in America on immigration — … Continue reading
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Tagged american jewish committee, american jewish community, american jews, hebrew term, rabbi david saperstein, religious action center
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Immigration News
From CIS.org: 1. Backgrounder: A Bailout for Illegal Immigrants? Lessons from the Implementation of the 1986 IRCA Amnesty 2. Backgrounder: Religious Leaders vs. Members: An Examination of Contrasting Views on Immigration 3. Backgrounder: Immigration Policy in Free Societies: Are There … Continue reading
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Why Are U.S. Clergy So Dismissive Of The Rule Of Law When It Comes To Immigration?
A new Zogby survey reveals a dramatic break between clergy and parishioners on illegal immigration. On Dec. 29, I spoke by phone with Stephen Steinlight ([email protected]) of the Center for Immigration Studies. Stephen: “As I have claimed for a long … Continue reading
Posted in Immigration, Jews, Stephen Steinlight
Tagged american jewish establishment, american jews, illegal immigration, immigration studies, open borders, speaking engagements
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Zogby Survey Finds Religious Leaders and Members at Odds Over Illegal Immigration
Stephen Steinlight emails: Dear Luke, Hello and (almost) happy New Year. Because you’ve written frequently on Jewish attitudes towards immigration, I very much wished to share the findings (see below) of what is, by far, the largest survey ever done … Continue reading
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Tagged illegal immigrants, illegal immigration, legal immigrants, legal immigration, mainline protestants, religious denominations
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The Best And Cheapest Solution To American Unemployment – Stop Illegal Immigration
Stephen Steinlight writes: What wasn’t broached at the Summit because it’s not just ideologically outr
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Tagged 100 000 jobs, chump change, illegal immigration, intellection, massive immigration, roy beck
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