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US immigration act given one last push in Congress - 15 Nov 10

Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid will make one last push in the final days of the 111th Congress to pass legislation allowing illegal immigrants who entered the US as children to earn legal status if they attend college or serve in the US military. The ...

Canadian vs. American Immigration

In a front-page New York Times article on Canadas Manitoba province, Jason DeParle appears puzzled as to why Canada seems more welcoming of immigrants than is the U.S. To be sure, the article acknowledges the crucial difference between ...

Court upholds immigrant-tuition law

(CNN) -- Illegal immigrants can qualify to pay cheaper in-state tuition rates at California public universities, the state's Supreme Court ruled Monday. The 's unanimous decision reversed a ruling by the state Court of Appeals and allowed the state's ...

Court: Illegal Immigrants Can Get In-State Tuition

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U.S. House immigration policy now in the hands of Steve King

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Mexico: 10 kidnapped migrants freed by navy

MEXICO CITY - The Mexican navy says it has freed 10 migrants including a 7-month-old infant during a raid in the cartel-infested northeastern state of Tamaulipas. A statement from the navy says its agents traced a cellphone call from one of the hostages ...

Court upholds in-state tuition for some immigrants

The California Supreme Court ruled Monday that some illegal immigrants are entitled to the same tuition breaks offered to in-state high school students to attend public colleges and universities. While the ruling applies only to California, the case was ...

California Supreme Court Upholds Law Giving In-State Tuition to Illegal Immigrants

California's Supreme Court on Monday upheld a state law that allows some illegal immigrants to pay lower, in-state tuition, preserving the benefit for tens of thousands of students and potentially sending the issue to the U.S. Supreme Court. The ...

Article: Obtaining Master's Degree for PERM by Joel Stewart

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Article: Rethinking Immigration: A View from the Audience by Angelo Paparelli

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