Immigration News – 2005

2 Jan

by Foster, on News

The links to the PDFs below represent immigration news and updates that occurred during 2012 and are provided as resources.

Date		News Stories

12/30/2005		Bill on Illegal-Immigrant Aid Draws Fire
12/30/2005		Border Patrol Takes One Leap Forward
12/26/2005		Indians Find They Can Go Home Again
12/21/2005		US Eases Policy on Immigration Settlements
12/20/2005		High Court Will Hear Mohawk’s Bid to Toss RICO Suit by Employee
12/19/2005		High-Tech Visa Plan Dropped From Bill
12/18/2005		Thousands of Scholarships Lift Saudi Enrollments in U.S.
12/16/2005		CIS Announces H-2b Cap Reached for First Half of Fiscal Year 2006
12/7/2005		Citizenship Test, Called ‘Too Simple,’ Will Be Rewritten
12/7/2005		Over 45% of Taiwan Workers Travel to China
12/7/2005		Most Mexican Immigrants In New Study Gave Up Jobs to Take Their Chances in U.S.
12/6/2005		Green Cards Recalled Because of a Glitch
12/5/2005		Real Border Security
12/3/2005		Imported Brains
12/2/2005		New Checks Planned for Illegal Workers and Their Employers
11/30/2005		Immigration Office Ignores Fake Marriages
11/29/2005		France to tighten immigration controls after riots
11/29/2005		Attorney General Abbott Sues Laredo Woman For Fraudulent Immigration Consulting Activities
11/29/2005		Bush Renews Push to Overhaul Immigration
11/27/2005		‘Made in Mexico’ Uniforms Miff Border Cops
11/26/2005		Universities Say New Rules Could Hurt U.S. Research
11/21/2005		Computer Staffing Firm to Pay $2.65 Million In Back Wages and Penalties for Immigration Law Violations
11/18/2005		Wal-Mart Site Raided
11/17/2005		CIS Announces Expedited Removal Policy for Salvadorians
11/17/2005		DHS Lists of FBI Name Check Criteria
11/17/2005		DOL Issues Memorandum on Foreign Labor Certification Applications Affected by Hurricanes
11/17/2005		Fellow Republicans, Open Your Doors
11/16/2005		America’s Future Is Stuck Overseas
11/15/2005		Immigration and Terrorism: Moving Beyond The 9/11 Staff Report on Terrorist Travel
11/15/2005		Federal Judge Troubled By Wrongful Deportation
11/14/2005		Houston “Notario” Permanently Shut Down and Fined $1.6 Million
11/14/2005		Foreign Student Enrollment Drops
11/10/2005		Immigrants May Increase Wages for U.S.-born Workers
11/9/2005		State Department Memo on Students And Immigrant Intent
11/9/2005		A Pilgrim’s Paradise
11/6/2005		Deportation to Nowhere

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