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immigration law
Opinion: Labor Learns the Hard Way That Open Borders Do Not Work
With genuine housing shortages and infrastructure bottlenecks, the ‘big Australia’ concept unsurprisingly no longer enjoys the favour it might have once had.
Medicaid Eligibility Expands as a Result of New Immigration Policy
Starting in 2015, as a result of President Obama’s executive action on immigration, New York state’s Medicaid program could add hundreds of thousands of immigrants who are living here illegally.
This Is New York: Michael Wildes, on Continuing a Legacy
Michael Wildes is an immigration lawyer who, at times, has needed a bodyguard and a bullet proof vest.
Immigration Reform a Break for DREAMers Looking to Work
Mubashar Ahmed, a 23-year-old, is one of the estimated 1.4 million DREAMers, children of immigrants who came to this country with their families, but do not have legal status.
Alabama and Georgia AGs Ask for Stay of Appeal
The Attorneys General of Alabama and Georgia asked the 11th Circuit Court of Appeals to wait to hear their appeals of challenges to both states’ immigration laws.
Gov. Paterson Pardons Criminals Being Deported
New York Governor David Paterson pardoned six former criminals subject to deportation.