In case there remained any doubt that the debate over immigration reform would be long and arduous, senators on Tuesday filed no fewer than 300 amendments to the bipartisan immigration bill crafted by the Gang of Eight.
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5 Controversial Amendments Immigration – Business Insider
A Republican group that backs immigration reform is shifting its advertising strategy as it prepares for the Senate to to take up the debate when it return.
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GOP Pro-Immigration Group Boosts Ad Buy | Goppers – Roll Call
Anyone following the recent coverage of the debate surrounding the inclusion of lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender families in immigration reform may be forgiven for wondering if it's 1993. That was the year Congress …
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Include LGBT families in the immigration bill — MSNBC
One of the most ignored aspects of the debate on immigration reform—which has been largely focused on producing economic growth and legalizing undocumented workers—is what reform will mean for migrant women's …
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What Will Immigration Reform Mean for Migrant Women? – Dissent
The Boston Marathon bombing and subsequent manhunt for suspects has already become part of the debate over immigration reform in Washington, with one high ranking Republican questioning the screening process that …
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But you wouldn't know that listening to the debate on “comprehensive immigration reform.” The next amnesty bill ought to be titled, “The American Worker Impoverishment Act of 2013.” A new report by the nation's leading …
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Illegal immigration robs the poorest Americans
A distressingly large portion of the debate in many countries analyzes the effects of higher immigration on domestic citizens alone and seeks to restrict immigration to protect a national culture or existing economic interests.
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Cowen on Immigration – EconLog – Library of Economics and Liberty
BERLIN — Just as Germany's political parties have begun gearing up for the national election campaign, the debate over immigration has found its new buzzword: “poverty migration.” The term gained popularity with the …
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Germany's Skewed Immigration Debate – German Marshall Fund Blog
As the debate over immigration reform continues in Washington DC, Need to Know offers an inside look at the lives of Latino farm workers. With the continuation of our “Main Street” series, correspondent John Larson reports from Salinas, California — home to John Steinbeck and some of the richest farmlands in the world.
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NEED TO KNOW: Main Street: Sailnas, California | PBS
In recent years, the debate over immigration has been portrayed in large part as a battle between immigrant -tolerant blue states and regions and their less welcoming red counterparts. Yet increasingly, it appears that red …
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Red States Will Profit Most From More Immigration
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