US Immigration

Manufacturers want cap on work visas to be higher

Many big US manufacturing firms such as Cummins and Caterpillar are finding it increasingly difficult to recruit and then employ engineers and researchers in order to be able to stay competitive in the worldwide market.  With the Obama administration having immigration reform as one of its top priorities, companies from Silicon Valley to the heartland

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Second generation immigrants fare better than parents

Second generation immigrants are better off than their parents, owning more homes, earning more money and acquiring more college degrees, a report that was released yesterday claims. The average household income for the children of immigrants who were actually born in the United States is $58,100, a noticeable improvement over the $45,800 generated by their

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Rubio will deliver State of the Union response for GOP

The Republican response to the State of the Union address by President Barack Obama is to be delivered by Florida Senator Marco Rubio next Tuesday.  Rubio’s selection was announced yesterday by Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell from Kentucky and House Speaker John Boehner from Ohio. Boehner stated that Marco Rubio was one of the party’s

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Gutierrez and Durbin lead Chicago immigration talks

Congressman Luis Gutierrez and Illinois Senator Dick Durbin met with community leaders in Chicago yesterday in order to talk about the hot issue of immigration reform in the United States. “To think that 11 million are living among us without documentation,” Durbin noted.  “We need to do something.”  Durbin hosted the meeting along with Congressman

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