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Arizona Takes On the U.S. Supreme Court
Washington, D.C.—The Supreme Court will soon hear arguments in Arizona v. United States, a dispute over the legality of the immigration law known as “SB 1070.” More than any matter in recent history, the case involves a range of important questions regarding the role that states may play in the enforcement of federal immigration law. [...]
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Immigrant Women Entrepreneurs: Starting Businesses and Creating Jobs
Washington D.C. - Today, the Immigration Policy Center releases, Our American Immigrant Entrepreneurs: The Women by Susan Pearce, Elizabeth Clifford and Reena Tandon. ...
Buy a House, Get a Green Card
Washington, D.C.: In the future, it could be possible to obtain Permanent Resident status in the United States by buying a ...
Taco Truck Regulation Redux – My Streets! My Eats!
Taco truck regulation has increased coincidentally with the national concern with immigration from Mexico, a land filled with some true fans of ...
Congress to Pass DREAM Act Before Nov. Elections? As November elections neared in 2010, the Democratic supporters of the immigration reform bill known as the Dream Act kicked into high gear, pushing it toward an eventual vote in the House and Senate that December. The bill proposed conditional legal status for qualifying young people who arrived in the U.S. under age 16, provided [...]
Committee Approves Bill to Reauthorize Temporary Nurse Visa Program Committee Approves Bill to Reauthorize Temporary Nurse Visa Program Washington, D.C. – The House Judiciary Committee approved a bill (H.R. 1933) on June 23, 2011 to help hospitals in inner-city neighborhoods and rural areas that have difficulty in attracting nurses. Specifically, it reauthorizes the H-1C temporary visa program that allows foreign nurses to come to the [...]
Congress to Pass DREAM Act Before Nov. Elections? As November elections neared in 2010, the Democratic supporters of the immigration reform bill known as the Dream Act kicked into high gear, pushing it toward an eventual vote in the House and Senate that December. The bill proposed conditional legal status for qualifying young people who arrived in the U.S. under age 16, provided [...]
Congress to Pass DREAM Act Before Nov. Elections? As November elections neared in 2010, the Democratic supporters of the immigration reform bill known as the Dream Act kicked into high gear, pushing it toward an eventual vote in the House and Senate that December. The bill proposed conditional legal status for qualifying young people who arrived in the U.S. under age 16, provided [...]
