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Immigration News
Support the Center for Immigration Studies by donating on line here: http://www.cis.org/support.html [FYI — 1. Checks and Balances: Potential Areas for Congressional Oversight of Immigration Administration in the 112th Congress (Memorandum) 2. Anti-Civil Discourse (Blog) 3. New Foreign PhDs Much … Continue reading
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Immigration News
From CIS.org: 1. Amnesty Inroads Among Evangelicals (Memorandum) 2. Jon Feere discusses birthright citizenship (Video) 3. Menendez Wants CIR During Lame Duck Session (Blog) 4. A National Immigration Auction, Part III: Predictably Bad Consequences (Blog) 5. Farfetched? Does Illegal Immigration … Continue reading
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Illegal Immigration
From CIS.org: 1. Backgrounder: Birthright Citizenship in the United States: A Global Comparison 2. Video: Mark Krikorian Discusses Illegal Immigration on FOX News 3. Blog: The Uses and Abuses of the Asylum System 4. Blog: Behind the Pew Study on … Continue reading
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Automatic Citizenship for Children of Illegals?
Jeff emails: “I think all foreign-born nationals should have their citizenship reviewed periodically, and if they aren’t productive it should be revoked, just like conversion. Particular attention should be paid to Australians.” From CIS.org: WASHINGTON (August 31, 2010) – Every … Continue reading
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Immigration News
From CIS.org: 1. Video: Steven Camarota Discusses Birthright Citizenship on FOX News 2. Op-ed: What’s Next for Arizona? 3. Op-ed: The G.O.P. and Birthright Citizenship 4. Blog: JPMorgan Sends U.S. Jobs to India, Gets H-1Bs and Millions from USCIS 5. … Continue reading
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