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Actually, the Numbers Show That We Need More Immigration, Not Less
Actually, the Numbers Show That We Need More Immigration, Not Less January 16, 2019 amervisa American Immigration, Immigration law, immigration legislation, Luiza Miller, Luiza Miller Immigration Attorney, Naturalization/US Citizenship, Trump Immigration Policy By any reasonable metric, “mass” immigration is a myth. The reality is that America desperately needs to pick up the pace of immigration for its economic health. By Shikha Dalmia Read More
Read More‘No more DACA deal,’ Trump says as he threatens to ‘stop’ NAFTA if Mexico doesn’t better secure border
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Read MoreRepublicans are losing interest in sticking up for Trump on immigration
Republicans are losing interest in sticking up for Trump on immigration If anything, Congress is trying to rein Trump in. By Dara [email protected] Mar 22, 2018, 12:40pm EDT SHARE Getty Images President Donald Trump is reportedly less than pleased with the omnibus spending dealCongress is voting on Thursday to fund the government through the end of September. And he has Read More
Read MoreTrump is reportedly open to an immigration deal — without most of his previous demands
Trump is reportedly open to an immigration deal — without most of his previous demands President Donald Trump is floating a short-term immigration deal to congressional leaders, The Washington Post reports. Trump is considering an agreement that would not include some of the demands he has previously made for an immigration plan. Jacob Pramuk | @jacobpramuk Read More
Read MoreTrump revives push for limits on immigrants bringing family
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Read MoreSenators fume after immigration bill failure
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Read MoreDACA update,Trump immigration plan calls for citizenship path for Dreamers, border spending
By JACQUELINE ALEMANY CBS NEWS January 25, 2018, 5:19 PM Trump immigration plan calls for citizenship path for Dreamers, border spending Last Updated Jan 25, 2018 7:26 PM EST The White House presented a plan to Congress on Thursday offering a path to citizenship for 1.8 million undocumented immigrants brought to the U.S. as children, many of whom Read More
Read MoreNation Tracker: Americans weigh in on Trump immigration remarks
Nation Tracker: Americans weigh in on Trump immigration remarks, first year in office CBS News Last Updated Jan 14, 2018 By Anthony Salvanto, Jennifer De Pinto, Kabir Khanna and Fred Backus Trump’s first year One year into Donald Trump’s presidency, Americans feel more positive about the economy but not as good about the state of Read More
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