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Let's Refresh Our Memories On Immigration
Wednesday, September 8, 2010

So the immigration debate has you confused and frustrated? Arnold Torres has it all figured out.

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Immigration Crackdown Steps Into The Kitchen
Wednesday, September 8, 2010

For a man facing the possibility of up to 30 years in prison, almost $4 million in fines and the government seizure of his small French restaurant here, Michel Malecot has an unusually jovial and serene air.

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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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The Conrad 30 Program

Each state can approve 30 J-1 visa waivers. Pursuant to the requirements of Public Law 103-416, a J-1 physician who has an offer of full-time employment at a health care facility in a designated health care professional shortage area, or at a health care facility which serves patients from such a designated area, and agrees to begin employment at that facility within 90 days of receiving such a waiver, and who signs a contract to continue to work at that health care facility for a total of 40 hours per week and for not less than three years, may apply for a waiver under this basis.

Of the 30 waiver slots, 5 may be for J-1 physicians who will serve at a facility which may not be located within a designated area, but serves patients who live within a designated health care professional shortage area. The state public health department will forward the Conrad requests directly to the Waiver Review Division if it agrees to sponsor the IMG for such a waiver. On the Deparment of State Website, you may find Designated State Health Departments.