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Category Archives: Immigration
Worksite Raids Boost Wages
From CIS.org: WASHINGTON (March 16, 2009) – On December 12, 2006, Immigration and Customs Enforcement personnel raided six meatpacking plants owned by Swift & Co. in the largest immigration enforcement action in U.S. history. The plants are located in Iowa, … Continue reading
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Tagged dramatic decline, immigration and customs enforcement, immigration enforcement, immigration studies, meatpacking plants, swift co
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Is The Western World Getting Overrun By Unattractive Third-Worlders?
The NJG: Luke, you know what is scary? This forum is for teachers – look at how they hate CHURCHILL, and JEWS The NJG: http://209.85.173.132/search?q=cache:v0rKXi7tUQgJ:educationforum.ipbhost.com/index.php%3Fshowtopic%3D5790+churchill+hitler&cd=5&hl=en&ct=clnk&gl=us&client=firefox-a The NJG: no one should send their kids into any schools if they can help … Continue reading
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Tagged dailymail, NJG, political correctness, western civilization, world immigration
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The Growth Of E-Verify
From CIS.org: WASHINGTON (March 8, 2009) – The E-Verify program will shut down thus week, unless it is reauthorized by Congress. The free, online system run by the Department of Homeland Security enables employers to check that new hires are … Continue reading
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Tagged citizenship and immigration, citizenship and immigration services, janice kephart, national security policy, passport data, u s citizenship and immigration services
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What Is Terrorist Travel?
WASHINGTON (March 2, 2009) – Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano’s refusal to even use the word “terrorism” in remarks prepared for a congressional hearing last week underlines the fact that she has yet to commit to upholding the laws that … Continue reading
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Tagged educational video series, janet napolitano, janice kephart, national security policy, visa waiver program, western hemisphere travel initiative
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New Report: Should Judges Control US Immigration Policy?
Mark Krikorian writes: WASHINGTON (February 25, 2009) – In last week’s decision in the case of 17 Chinese Uighur Muslims held at Guantanamo, a federal appeals court reiterated the exclusive control over immigration by the political branches of government. The … Continue reading
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Tagged federal appeals court, immigration matters, immigration studies, justice felix frankfurter, supreme court justice, unrestricted immigration
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Program to Check Legal Status Already 99.5% Accurate
WASHINGTON (September 18, 2008) – The E-Verify program, which allows employers to check the immigration status of new employees, has been steadily improving and is now 99.5 percent accurate, according to a new paper by the Center for Immigration Studies. … Continue reading
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Tagged immigration status, immigration studies, janice kephart, national security studies, naturalized citizens, reauthorization bill
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The New Case Against Immigration, Both Legal And Illegal
Mark Krikorian writes: My new book is being released this week: The New Case Against Immigration, Both Legal and Illegal, published by Sentinel, part of the Penguin Group. The central point of the book — the part of the ”Case” … Continue reading
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Tagged american enterprise institute, american immigration policy, david frum, Mickey Kaus, poverty debate, public policy books
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Good Fences Make Good Neighbors
Mickey Kaus writes: 1) Border control advocates want an actual physical fence. 2) Respectable Bush comprehensivist types like Chertoff want to substitute a sophisticated hi-tech "virtual fence" for the crude actual physical fence. 3) Border control types say the "virtual … Continue reading
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Mexico City Rolls Out Women-Only Buses
How can we get more of this type of behavior in America? How can we get more poverty, illiteracy, illegitimacy, corruption, welfare dependency and criminality? Hmmm. Wait. I know. Let’s import more law-breaking immigrants and appoint them to key political … Continue reading
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