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BREAKING – Dems to unveil CIR Draft at new conference today

Published on 2010/04/29 by in Uncategorized

CNN is reporting that Senator Chuck Shumer (D-NY) and other will hold a news conference at 5:30 pm today to unveil a draft of proposed legislation to deal with our broken immigration system. The 26 page document will outline proposed efforts to secure the border (whatever that means) as a precursor to the more. The

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Snapshot of the CIR-ASAP Bill

Published on 2009/12/16 by in Uncategorized

Summary of the Comprehensive Immigration Reform for America’s Security and Prosperity Act of 2009 (CIR ASAP) provided by Reform Immigration for America This snapshot highlights key provisions of the CIR ASAP Act and will be supplemented in the coming weeks as the IPC conducts deeper analysis of the proposals contained in the Act. Title I.

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New realities eroding border double standard

Published on 2009/07/07 by in Uncategorized

WASHINGTON – At a recent meeting of the Senate Judiciary Committee, lawmakers implored Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano to make sure new passport requirements don’t get in the way of French-Canadian grandparents crossing the U.S.-Canadian border to visit their grandchildren. There was no mention of how those new rules might hurt Mexican grandparents trying to

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Ruben Navarrette Jr. – Feds hold the key to crack down on illegal immigration

Published on 2009/02/20 by in Uncategorized

REMEMBER WHEN STATE and local officials couldn’t wait to get their 15 minutes of fame by cracking down on illegal immigration? Well, thank goodness, that trend might be coming to an end — in part because of the economic crisis. According to a recent article in USA Today, some of these saber-rattlers have lost their

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