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Immigration Raids Canceled by Hurricane

According to NBC News, the plans labeled as ‘Operation Mega’ for immigration raids across the US by the Department of Homeland Security, to target over 8400 undocumented immigrants later in September, were well underway. But the plans have been shelved after the recent Hurricane Harvey, and the upcoming Hurricane Irma. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) […]

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Judge refuses to lift immigration reform injunction

On Tuesday the federal judge who slapped an injunction on President Obama’s executive action on immigration reform refused to rescind his order after a request from the White House.US District Judge Andrew Hanen said that the order, which would protect almost five million undocumented immigrants from the threat of deportation, would remain under the injunction

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Republicans seethe over plans to order 34 million green cards

Republican members of Congress are getting hot under the collar about the announcement by the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services that up to 34 million new green cards are to be ordered. The Republicans believe that President Obama is intending to take extreme measures when he fulfills his promise to enact immigration reform via

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Allentown City Council stands up for immigration reform

Allentown City Council has taken a stand, albeit a somewhat symbolic one, in support of immigration reform by unanimously passing a resolution recommending “federal enactment of rational solutions to fix our broken immigration system” on Wednesday night. The resolution states that between 11 and 14 million undocumented immigrants in the United States regularly contribute to

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Immigration reform discussed by US, Canada and Mexico

US President Barack Obama, Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper and Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto have been meeting up in order to discuss agreements over trade and travel, as well as border enforcement.  The three nations are in agreement that managing border controls and streamlining trade are top priorities. During the North American Leaders Summit

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How immigration reform would affect Social Security and Medicare

Immigration reform advocates, together with the nonpartisan organization the Congressional Budget Office, have declared in public that the United States would be positively affected by immigration reform in a number of different ways.  Thousands of jobs would be created by immigration reform every year, spurring economic growth and dramatically reducing the nation’s deficit. As well

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