The Orlando Sentinel reported today that the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors voted yesterday to ban new contracts with companies headquartered in Arizona and, to review contracts that the county could cancel. The decision resulted in Los Angeles County to become the most recent governmental entity protest Arizona’s harsh new law criminalizing the presence of undocumented immigrants. The city governments of Los [...]
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02 Jun 2010 / Announcements, Immigration Enforcement
Tags: arizona immigration law, illegal aliens, immigration rallies, legal challenges to arizona immigration law, undocumented immigrants
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01 Jun 2010 / Announcements, Immigration Enforcement
The Houston Chronicle reported recently that thousands of people from around the country rallied in the Phoenix, AZ area last week to protest a new and harsh law that will take effect on July 29th enforcing the federal immigration laws on a state level. Demonstrators called on the federal government to stop the state of Arizona from enforcing the new [...]
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Tags: arizona immigration law, illegal aliens, immigration rallies, undocumented immigrants
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14 Apr 2010 / Announcements, Legislative Watch
The New York Times reported today that the State of Arizona’s House of Representatives approved a measure yesterday that would crackdown on illegal immigration in their state. The Arizona Senate approved the measure back in February and the bill will be sent to the Governor for signature. If signed into law, Arizona would be the first state to criminalize an immigrant’s failure to have and present a valid immigration document. State [...]
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Tags: arizona immigration measure, illegal aliens, illegals in arizona, undocumented immigrants
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05 Apr 2010 / Immigration Reform
The Washington Times reported today that while the President and Senators Schumer and Graham push to have an immigration reform bill passed this year, they claim that an important component to pass the bill is missing, that is another Republican to co-sponsor the bill. Congressional insiders known to key Senators Like Jon Kyl, and Harry Reid agree that this time around, [...]
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Tags: C.I.R., C.I.R. A.S.A.P., comprehensive immigration reform, illegal aliens, undocumented immigrants
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24 Mar 2010 / Immigration Reform
The Washington Times reported today that in the President’s video message last weekend, he told tens of thousands of immigrant rights supporters that rallied at the National Mall this past Sunday, that he is pushing for an immigration reform bill to be passed that he would sign into law this year that would fix the country’s broken immigration laws. [...]
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Tags: comprehensive immigration reform, illegal immigrants, undocumented immigrants
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19 Mar 2010 / Announcements, Immigration Reform
The Orlando Sentinel reported yesterday that President Obama applauded Senators Schumer and Graham for releasing their plan yesterday to put in motion an immigration reform bill. The next step is to turn that plan into a bill and, for Congress to act on it as quickly as possible. Senators Schumer and Graham’s plan calls for undocumented immigrants to come forward, admit [...]
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Tags: comprehensive immigration reform, illegal aliens, schumer-graham plan for immigration reform, undocumented immigrants
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03 Mar 2010 / Announcements, Immigration Enforcement, Legislative Watch
The Orlando Sentinel reported today that anti-immigrant lawmakers in the Arizona Legislature banded together and introduced legislation to criminalize the presence of undocumented immigrants in their state. If the legislation becomes law, Arizona would be the only state to criminalize the presence of illegal immigrants by means expanding the definition of trespassing. The law would state and local law enforcement to determine the immigration [...]
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Tags: arizona trespassing law, illegal aliens, illegals in arizona, undocumented immigrants
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10 Feb 2010 / Announcements, Deportation, Immigration Enforcement, Immigration Reform
The Washington Times reported today that the number of undocumented immigrants in the U.S. shrunk by approximately 1 million in the past 2 years as a result of the Bush administration’s increased enforcement efforts. Additionally, the fact that the economy spiraled downward, also contributed to the reduction in the undocumented immigrant population according to a report released yesterday by the U.S. Department of Homeland [...]
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Tags: fewer illegals in the u.s., illegal aliens, undocumented immigrants
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02 Feb 2010 / Announcements
The Washington Times reported today that the U.S. Census Bureau is having trouble in gaining the trust of immigrants, particularly, undocumented immigrants that census data collected from them will not be used against them to identify, apprehend, and deport. During the last census count in 2000, the U.S. Immigration & Customs Enforcement (USICE) was asked by the Census Bureau to temporarily suspended large-scale [...]
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Tags: census count, illegal aliens, illegals and the census, immigrants and the census count, undocumented immigrants
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25 Jan 2010 / Immigration Reform
The Orlando Sentinel reported today that insiders in Washington have said that in light of the President’s State of the Union address that is scheduled for this week Wednesday, he will mention a few initiatives such as doubling the child care tax credit for families earning under $85,000 per year, a $1.6 billion increase in federal funding for [...]
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Tags: comprehensive immigration reform, illegal aliens, illegal workers, state of the union, undocumented immigrants