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69% Oppose In-State Tuition To Illegal Immigrants

  • Published on Wednesday, 12 October 2011 00:00
  • Written by Ed Carson, Investor's Business Daily
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graduationWhile the battles over the budget underscore how polarized Americans have become, there is one issue that people across the political spectrum agree on: They oppose giving in-state tuition to illegal immigrants.

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American Citizenship Is Not A Birthright

  • Published on Monday, 09 August 2010 23:40
  • Written by Investor's Business Daily Editorial
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citizenshipImmigration: The 14th Amendment was written to guarantee citizenship for freed slaves. It's been misinterpreted to give citizenship to children of illegal aliens. Now some GOP leaders want to restore its original meaning. Add a comment

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Arizona immigration law 101: seven lawsuits, and counting

  • Published on Thursday, 22 July 2010 19:53
  • Written by Daniel B. Wood, Christian Science Monitor
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jan_brewerA federal judge on Thursday hears two lawsuits challenging the tough Arizona immigration law, including the one filed by the Obama administration. Here's a look at the law and the seven cases against it.

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The Jobless Effect: The Toxic Mix of Illegal Immigration and Unemployment

  • Published on Wednesday, 21 July 2010 18:15
  • Written by Pallavi Gogoi in Daily Finance
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As chief executive of a country emerging from a brutal recession, President Barack Obama faces a host of pressing issues. But two long-term problems have morphed into crises and have come to a head lately -- immigration and joblessness. What's not always so obvious is how closely linked the two issues have become.
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Arizona immigration law heads to court, with $1.2 million war chest

  • Published on Thursday, 15 July 2010 15:35
  • Written by Lourdes Medrano in The Christian Science Monitor
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immigration1First of seven lawsuits against tough Arizona immigration law is heard Thursday in federal court in Phoenix. Money from private donors across the US has flowed into a defense fund for the statute. Add a comment

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