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I understand the arguments that they are in the country illegally and should be thrown out. Heck I'm as hard hearted as the next guy. But if you have been here a long time does that affect the case? If you were brought here as a kid and grown up here does that affect the case? If you were a kid, you didn't really break any law, your parents did. Does that matter?

I heard ...

1965 Immigration Law Changed Face of America : NPR
9 May 2006 ... In 1965, President Lyndon B. Johnson signed an immigration law that led to
profound demographic shifts in America.

I hear that this is the reason whites will be a minority someday, and the general public never had a say in the matter, werent even aware of it. But why do people blame Jews for this.
The House of representives voted in favour ...

Im a US citizen but i have some really close friends that are here illegaly.. They are really nice people and i do believe they should have a chance to live here by an Immigration anmesty. What you think?

Lawmakers in Alabama, Idaho, Maryland, Oklahoma, Texas and Utah, have indicated that they will push to adopt measures similar to Arizona's tough new immigration laws when they reconvene their next legislative session. Lawmakers in Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Pennsylvania and South Carolina have already introduced "copycat" legislation.
http://www.chicagonow.com/blogs/chicago-political-commentary/2010/05/eleven-states-to-adopt-arizona-immigration-laws.html

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A recent report released by the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) shows that Australia has continued to experience strong economic growth, with Gross Domestic Product (GDP) growing ...

"The immigration laws have changed, now if your mother wants to sponsor you (a unmarried child over the age of 21) she must be a USA citizen, She may file for you as she has a green card LPR, but you will not be eligible for a green card, until your mother becomes a citizen.

Where can I see the change in the law? I have looked on the ucis website and I can't seem ...

Texas has long been a hotbed of controversy on immigration issues. And a proposed immigration bill in the Texas state House is sure to raise more than a few eyebrows. The bill would make hiring an "unauthorized alien" a crime punishable by up to two years in prison and a $10,000 fine, unless that is, they are hired to do household chores.

Yes, under the House Bill 2012 introduced by a tea party favorite state ...

I have to write an 8 page paper on the (new) US Immigration Laws and I'm having some trouble with my research. This essay is for my diversity class. Please help! My essay is due December 13th 2010. Thank you!!!

Ok why are police saying they will allow illegals to break the law but Americans can & will be punished by same laws, illegals are free to break ? “We know well that it’s against the law to drive without a license but it’s just because of need that we do it – to take our kids to and from school, to go to and from the market," Ranjel said through a translator. "It’s just ...

If an oriental (South Korean) family moves here to the states, and then they have a child here (Parents aren't US citizens) and the child is an american citizen because they are born here, does that make the family legal citizens? Or are they still illegal and have to move if they have no job?