Blog Detail
Immigration Blog
http://cis.org/immigrationblog
Experts from the Center for Immigration Studies blog on topical issues and current events.
- Added on: Apr 23rd, 2009
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: CISORG
- Listed in: Moderate Politics
- Tags: immigration illegal immigration law enforcement real id center for immigration studies e-verify
Recent Posts
Morning News, 12/23/09
Please visit our YouTube, Facebook, and Twitter pages. 1. USCIS: H-1B quota reached 2. BP enlists new equine recruits 3. Latino leaders using churches 4. Amnesty activists to march 5. Widow granted residency Read more »...
Taxpayers Losing Potential Quarter of a Billion Dollars in Casino Visa Program
While I think the Casino Visa program is a terrible idea, as I argued in a previous blog – granting 55,000 totally needless "diversity" visas by lottery to people with no U.S. connections – we taxpayers might as well get something out of it if it...
Napolitano\'s Lack of Leadership on Secure Driver\'s License Legislation Leaves States Worse Off than Before
A key secure driver's license deadline of December 31, 2009, has now been pushed back to May 11, 2011, due to the Secretary of Homeland Security's failure to push through Congress her top priority for this Congress: repeal of a law known as REAL ID t...
Morning News, 12/22/09
Please visit our YouTube, Facebook, and Twitter pages. 1. REAL ID deadline extended 2. Enforcement drives spike 3. Obama appointing Hispanics 4. DHS seminars costly 5. Amnesty bill "has no hope" Read more »...
Amnesty without Justice: Sacrificing American Children on the Pathway to Citizenship
Amnesty: the act of an authority (as a government) by which pardon is granted to a large group of individuals. Read more »...
The Self-Censorship of a Would-Be Truth-Teller: Paul Krugman\'s \'Spots of Commonness\'
But there’s also, I believe, a question of priorities. The Fed sprang into action with the prospect of wrecked banks; it doesn’t seem equally concerned about the prospect of wrecked lives. The kind of sustained high unemployment envisaged in the ...
