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Foreign-born population has grown considerably in the US. – As per reports 40.4 million foreign-born people were residing in the US in 2011 as compared to the immigrant population in 1960, which was around 9.7 million. -Foreign share of the US population has doubled since 1960’s, where the foreign-born were in the ratio of 1:20…
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The executive order on immigration action which President Obama plans to execute before the end of summer is being kept secret, but following the meetings with the activists, some of the points which may be considered to give relief to 11.7 million undocumented immigrants in the US may be: -Temporary relief from deportation and work…
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President’s Obama decision to take executive action to provide temporary deportation protection and work authorization to millions of undocumented immigrants was originally supposed to be by the end of summer. However with the control of the Senate hanging in the balance, the tentative outcome of refurbishing US immigration law has prompted the White House to…
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President Obama trying to take up immigration issues after trying to take support from the Republicans who are back siding now, with the latest Senator Marco Rubio, Republican of Florida, is seeking to prevent Mr. Obama from taking unilateral actions on immigration by taking away the funds allotted in the annual budget. This will affect…
With 1 million immigrant children leaving without legal status in the US, nearly 65,000 of them graduate from high school every year but the sad part is fewer than 6,500 are lucky ones to attend the college. Most of these undocumented immigrant students face the hurdle of not getting the right information and assistance of…
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