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• Rosier Prospects for Immigration Reform?

  …tightening the borders and cracking down on employers who hire illegal workers. So what are the prospects for an immigration law to pass? In my view, decent. That may sound naive, given the fact that unemployment has topped 10 percent and tea …

  By Arian Campo-Flores

  11/13/2009Blogs
• The Prince of Policymaking

  …including establishing a National Teacher Corps, creating a system of community health clinics, and reforming immigration law to do away with quotas related to national origin. Kennedy always did his homework, a practice he never abandoned …

  08/26/2009Nation
• Judicial Terror

  …detention was prolonged. (Yettaw was sentenced to seven years, including four years' hard labor, for violating immigration law and for illegal swimming.) Suu Kyi's sentence pretty much ensures the junta will not be seriously challenged in …

  By Melinda Liu

  08/11/2009International
• Sparring in Spanish

  …this, folks. Every one of the laws I just mentioned are actual laws of Mexico, today. I just read you Mexican immigration law . We're not experts on Mexican law, so we can't say whether or not Limbaugh correctly described those provisions …

  By Jess Henig

  09/20/2008Politics
• Crossing the Line?

  …believes Arizona's new law will eventually be seen "the most effective and nondiscriminatory" anti-illegal- immigration law in the nation. In the meantime, local businesses are suffering from an already tight labor market. Ann Seiden …

  04/15/2008Business

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