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Seven Myths That Cloud Immigration Debate
Thursday, September 2, 2010

The United States is shockingly irrational in the way it handles immigration. Unlike other nations that strategically use immigration to pursue national goals, we lurch from concerns about border security to illegal immigrants to drugs and crime without considering our long-term political and economic priorities.

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Family Speaks Out About Fullerton ICE Raid
Thursday, September 2, 2010

Yadira Barragan used to think that people who came to this country illegally should simply return home to sort out their situation there.

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Chicago Metro Immigration News

Federal Officials Arrest Nearly Three Dozen Chicago-Area Immigrants
Monday, August 30, 2010

Nearly three dozen Chicago-area men were among 370 immigrants arrested throughout the Midwest this week for a wide variety of offenses, federal customs enforcement officials announced Friday.

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Demonstrators Rally Inside City Hall Against Arizona Immigration Law
Friday, July 30, 2010

A crowd of about 100 demonstrators rallied inside City Hall on Thursday in support of a federal judge's temporary block of the most controversial sections of Arizona's immigration law. The rally, which was part of a "National Day of Action" with similar demonstrations opposing the law around the country, also celebrated a recently introduced Chicago City Council resolution that calls for a symbolic boycott of Arizona businesses.

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Group of Colleges Urges Congress to Offer Tuition Aid, Citizenship to Many Illegal Immigrants
 
Published Tuesday, April 21, 2009

Wading into the politically charged immigration debate, a group of colleges and universities is urging Congress to give illegal immigrants tuition aid and a path to citizenship in light of efforts in several states to block them. The College Board, made up of 5,000 schools and best known for its SAT college admission tests, released a report Tuesday that cites a need for federal legislation that would open up in-state college tuition, financial aid and legal status to many illegal immigrants in the U.S. Speaking publicly on the issue for the first time, the board is making its push after states in recent years have moved to bar illegal immigrants from paying in-state tuition and, in some cases, enrolling in their public colleges. It also comes as opponents are warning that immigration reform now could reduce already-scarce jobs and college enrollment slots in the ailing economy.
 
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