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Some proposals that have been mooted recently show hope for immigration reform in the United States of America. Members of the Republican party have suggested a series of incremental measures that is poised to address the issues surrounding the challenging hotbed of immigration and immigration reform in the country. The lawmakers in the GOP have…
Arizona’s appeal on Monday over a law that would deny bail to immigrants here illegally, especially those who were arrested for a felony or crime, has been rejected by the Supreme Court recently. The state’s voters had adopted the measure in the year 2006, and the Court said that people who had made an entry…
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Move over Mexico, China and India have taken over. China sent around 147,000 immigrants to the country in 2013 while Mexico sent only 125,000. These numbers are according to a Census Bureau study by various researchers. India too dispatched around 129,000 immigrants, beating Mexico to the game. The study was conducted by the Census Bureau,…
President Obama’s executive action on immigration reform suffered a big setback last week, with a federal court not allowing his plans to go on board. The action was to grant work permits and protection from deportation to millions of unlawful residents; 26 states came together to sue and stop that action. An advocate stated that…
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House Democrats are trying to force President Obama to end a highly debatable practice of holding immigrant mothers and children in detention- this showcases the major differences existing between lawmakers and the Obama government on immigration. Around 130 House Democrats have signed a letter, that was being released later on Wednesday, and which is addressed…
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