U.S. Immigration News

Senate Judiciary Committee Begins Debate on Immigration Bill

The comprehensive immigration reform bill crafted by the 8 bipartisan senators was unveiled in April. 301 amendments to the Senate bill were filed and more than half of those amendments were from the Republicans. The Senate panel cast the first congressional votes on the amendments on Thursday and the Senate Judiciary Committee met and debated …

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How the Technology Sector is Affected By Immigration Politics

According to Alex Nowrasteh, an analyst at the Center for Global Liberty and Prosperity at the Cato Institute, more comprehensive immigration reform is needed in order to bolster the US economy.  Nowrasteh believes that the current attempts at reform do not address the problems with immigration bureaucracy and do not allow more skilled workers to …

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Same Sex Partners to be Considered Relatives

Under the Obama administration, immigration officials overseeing deportation have been directed to accept same-sex partners as family members. According to Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano, USCIS field offices will now be asked to redefine “family relationships” to include same-sex marriages and long-term partnerships. While House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi believes that the change is a …

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Undocumented Immigrants Strengthen the Economy of Arizona

Though Arizona is looking forward to drive them out, undocumented immigrants have been found to boost the economy of the state. The tax revenues of Arizona will decrease if undocumented immigrants are driven away. A report for the Center for American Progress from Hinojosa-Ojeda, states that if all the undocumented immigrants in Arizona are given …

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