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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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From CIS.org: 1. Subsidizing Sanctuaries: The State Criminal Alien Assistance Program (Memorandum) 2. A Big Win for Immigration Control and Hispanic Outreach (Op-ed) 3. Terror reboots: Cargo plot reveals a new terror calling card (Op-ed) 4. Jews hardening on illegal … Continue reading
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From CIS.org: 1. Denying License Plates to Illegals, Too (Memorandum) 2. Police must share information on criminal immigrants (Op-ed) 3. Why Can’t Immigration Statistics Be More Like Baseball Statistics? (Blog) 4. Another Reverse Nixon: Obama’s Heath-Care-Benefits-for-Illegal-Immigrants-Maneuver (Blog) 5. The Rest … Continue reading
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From CIS.org: 1. Immigration and the U.S. Economy (Testimony) 2. Coverage of ‘Hidden Cameras on the Arizona Border 3’ (FOX – 9/29/10 and 9/30/10) (Video) 3. Hidden Cameras on the Arizona Border 3: A Day in the Life of a … Continue reading
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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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From CIS.org: 1. Backgrounder: “The Appearance of Security” 2. Blog: “No Surprise Here” 3. Blog: “‘Undocumented Americans’?” 4. Blog: “No ‘Progress by Pesach’” 5. Blog: “McCaskill Pulling a Gillibrand?” 6. Blog: “Judge: ACLU Wrong on E-Verify” 7. Blog: “That’s Enough … Continue reading
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