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A Harder Squeeze on the Poor
A Harder Squeeze on the Poor New York Times Editorial Page January 30, 2012 House Republicans have hit upon a noxious scheme to help pay for an extension of the payroll tax cut: a tax increase on millions of poor working families. A bill passed by the House and now in conference seeks to deny [...]
Arizona Border Surveillance and Technology
The GAO came out with a recommendation on November 4, 2011, that the Department of Homeland Security and the Customs and Border Protection (CBP) review its analyses of its Arizona Border Surveillance Technology Plan. In the past years nearly half of the apprehensions of illegal aliens entering through the U.S.-Mexico border have been in Arizona. [...]
Visas for House Buyers – A Good Idea????
I posted the following comment in response to a comment I made on the Air Talk community blog at KPCC. The topic was the proposal to allow people who $500,000 in the U.S. which could include a house and other real estate property (currently not included in the Immigrant and Treaty Investor provisions) be allowed [...]
Is the Green Card Lottery a Stupid Idea???
As many of our readers know, every year the U.S. State Department has a lottery to give away 50,000 green cards or a sort of random basis. The idea is that people living in countries that do not have many recent immigrants living in the U.S. are at a disadvantage because they don’t have relatives [...]
Immigration Enforcement Priorities Are Unfair – Minor Offenses With Major Consequences
With one eye on austerity and the other on reputation, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) claims to manage its limited immigration enforcement budget by prioritizing threats to public safety while also maintaining the highest annual level of deportations ever – almost 400,000 in 2010 at a cost of $5B. Yet, nearly half of those [...]
Myth: We Can Easily Change the Constitution and Eliminate Birthright Citizenship
Tasoff and Tasoff would like to reprint the following editorial comment from the American Immigration Lawyers Association regarding “birthright citizenship”: When it comes to birthright citizenship and the fourteenth amendment, there is no shortage of myths being circulated. These myths are often presented as proof in order to strengthen spurious “chain migration” fears or as [...]
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