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National migration week

The United States Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) has selected Renewing Hope, Seeking Justice as the theme of the 2009 National Migration Week. The observance began over 25 years ago by the bishops to be a moment for...

Spearheading the issues of immigration

In efforts to begin building a policy framework for state and national immigration reform, the DU Immigration Panel held its first meeting today. Discussions centered around "Immigration in Colorado: Legal Foundations and Issues." The four-hour...

Immigration panel created at University of Denver

The University of Denver has created an Immigration Panel as part of its Strategic Issues Program (SIP). As part of its commitment to serving the public, the University of Denver Strategic Issues Program examines important public policy issues facing the...

Open borders are dangerous

Illegal immigration into the United States is massive in scale. More than 10 million undocumented aliens, which is a conservative estimate, currently reside in the U.S., and that population grows every year. It is a sign of how dangerous...

Arguments against Colorado Referendum H

One argument against Referendum H is it will have little or no effect on illegal immigration because it increases taxes only if a business voluntarily discloses it paid wages to unauthorized aliens. Because Referendum H disallows the claiming of some...

Arguments for Colorado Referendum H

Those in support of Colorado Referendum H argue that it targets the employment of unauthorized aliens, which is the root cause of illegal immigration. By reducing the financial advantage a business gains from paying lower wages to people illegally...

Colorado Referendum H defined

In efforts aimed at reducing the attraction of illegal workers to American jobs, Congress made it illegal for individuals and entities to knowingly hire, continue to employ, or recruit unauthorized workers. Hiring illegal aliens is against existing federal law. U...

Depression of wages

According to the final report of the U.S. Commission on Immigration Reform, immigration, particularly illegal immigration, has adverse consequences, such as helping to depress wages for low-skilled workers and creating net fiscal costs for state and local governments...

Is the Immigration and Reform Control Act of 1986 enforceable?

While there is no doubt that many illegals work long hours at dirty and dangerous jobs, it is low wages, not the type of job, that American workers reject. For many American businesses, employing illegal aliens at wages so low...

When American workers become too expensive

Jobs are the magnet for illegal immigration. United States citizens have lost their jobs in middle class and blue collar industries simply because they can be replaced by immigrants who are willing to work for less, leaving the wages of...

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National migration week

Spearheading the issues of immigration

Immigration panel created at University of Denver

Open borders are dangerous

Arguments against Colorado Referendum H

Arguments for Colorado Referendum H

Colorado Referendum H defined

Depression of wages

Is the Immigration and Reform Control Act of 1986 enforceable?

When American workers become too expensive

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