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US issues warning about school immigration bias

The Obama administration said yesterday that it had heard troubling reports about school districts putting up barriers to prevent children who are undocumented immigrants to the United States from enrolling in schools.  The Education Department and the Justice Department have issued new guidance reminding schools that they are legally obliged to enroll all students regardless […]

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Economic and political leaders worry over immigration reform

The unfair treatment given to undocumented workers in the United States has resulted in many advocates for immigration reform being spurred on to push for even greater support at both national and local level.  Those who advocate a comprehensive overhaul of the nation’s existing immigration laws want to see a step-by-step process to achieve this

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Antiquated immigration lottery sees US businesses lose out

On April 1st this year, the US Citizenship and Immigration Services started accepting H-1B US visa petitions, the fiscal year 2015’s annual allotment of work visas for professionals. By the 10th of the month USCIS revealed that they had already received over 172,500 petitions, while there are only 85,000 US visas available. The reality of

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Chicago technology executives petition for immigration reform

Over 100 executives from Chicago’s technology sector have urged members of Congress and President Barack Obama to approve legislation for comprehensive immigration reform as early as possible. The technology community remains concerned by the lack of H-IB visas, which are given to highly skilled workers from overseas countries. At the moment there is a yearly

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