Christian Conservatives and Immigration Reform

October 27, 2009
Filed under: Immigration News 
Interesting : In advance of President Obama’s and the Democrats’ coming push for immigration reform, support for so-called comprehensive reform that would include a path to citizenship for many illegal immigrants already in the United States is building among a surprising constituency: conservative religious activists. The effort includes not only socially conservative groups that have partnered with Democrats on other issues in the past—like the National Association of Evangelicals and the

E-1 E-2 Visas; Treaty Trader Visa; Treaty Investor Visa

October 27, 2009
Filed under: E1 E2 Treaty Investor Trader Visa 

The E1 and E2 nonimmigrant visa categories are comprised of treaty traders and treaty investors entitled to be in the United States under a bilateral treaty of commerce and navigation between the United States and the country of which the treaty trader or investor is a citizen or national.

*� The purpose of a treaty trader is to carry on substantial trade in goods, services and technology, principally between the United States and the foreign country of which s/he is a citizen or national.

� The purpose of a treaty investor is to direct the operations of an enterprise in which s/he has invested, or is actively investing, a substantial amount of capital in the United States.
Spouses and unmarried children under the age of 21 of an E1 or E2 nonimmigrant may be granted the same status to accompany the E1 or E2.

The EB5 immigrant employment-based visa category is for individuals who wish to reside permanently in the United States with the intent of creating or developing a business enterprise in the U.S. The EB5 visa category allows for conditional residency for persons who invest $1 million (or under certain circumstances $500,000) in a new commercial enterprise that employs 10 U.S. citizens or authorized immigrant workers full-time and engage in the business through day-to-day management or policy formation.

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Congress this Week Oct 24, 2009

October 24, 2009
Filed under: Immigration News 
Rather eventful week with many things to distract from what ought to be priority and the fighting going on from the White House. It appears the White House are a bunch of thin skinned yellow lilly cry babies. If find that looking at this list knowing that we have serious issues in this country that the issues before Congress and the White House are not the priorities they should be concentrating on. Nature, Climate, Global Warming or Cooling or whatever you want to call is all those bil

Liberals Continue to Fight Against an Honest Census

October 21, 2009
Filed under: Immigration News 
The "straw-dog" that comes out of the liberal circles is that asking people if they are in the US Legally during the census is a horrible act of racism. In actuality it is simply an attempt to guarantee all US Citizens the right to equal representation in congress and equal access to congressional funds and programs. As set up by the constitution, the purpose of the US Census is to determine the amount of congressional representatives each state receives Representatives and direct

The Examiner: Obama’s Achilles heel – Natural Born Citizenship

October 16, 2009
Filed under: Immigration News 
What is a Natural Born Citizen? For well over a year now, we have been hearing this question in regards to Barack Obama. It’s a good question, and one that is relevant only when discussing the President, Vice President, and anyone else who may assume the Presidency in the line of succession. This the only time that such a distinction matters. It will help in this very important discussion to understand the differing types of Citizenship that the United States recognizes and what defines

Vitter Vs. The Constitution: Louisiana Senator Pushes Amendment To Prevent Census Count Of Non-Citizens

October 15, 2009
Filed under: Immigration News 
Over the past couple of weeks, Sen. David Vitter (R-LA) has been trying to sell his and Sen. Robert Bennett’s (R-UT) amendment to the Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies Appropriations bill which would require the US Census Bureau to add a question about citizenship to its 2010 survey. Today, Vitter continued claiming that states with many immigrants would steal the representatives of states with few immigrants if noncitizens are not excluded from congressional apportionment de

You Investigate! — Hawaii, COLBs and phoney citizenships

October 13, 2009
Filed under: Immigration News 
The Post & Email published WAS/IS HAWAII INVOLVED IN MASSIVE ILLEGAL IMMIGRATION SCHEME? by John Charlton (Oct. 13, 2009) — From time to time The Post & Email will encourage its readers to become citizens with a passion for open government by suggesting lines of investigation, where many minds working together might discover what one researcher could never find. These investigations will be called “You Investigate!”, and bear a subject header, like the one on this story.

CRIMINALIZING THE WHOLE NATION

October 10, 2009
Filed under: Immigration News 
By Michael Cutler October 10, 2009 NewsWithViews.com A news article was published in the Washington Times on Monday, October 5, 2009 and should be of tremendous concern to all Americans. The title “Criminalizing Everyone” sums it up concisely. You may wonder if this article has a nexus with the subject I write about nearly exclusively; immigration. In point of fact there is a nexus but we will get to that momentarily. First I would like to capsulize the facts illuminated by this art

Guide to Employment Verification Requirements

October 8, 2009
Filed under: Immigration News 
As an employer your role in documenting alien employees can be tricky. Under the Immigration Reform and Control Act (IRCA) you are required to substantiate through review of certain documents that your employees are authorized to work in the United States while simultaneously avoiding unfair employment practices. Penalties for I-9 violations can be expensive, in some cases civil penalties have reached over $50,000. With this quick guide you can ensure all of your company is in compliance with al

Illegals just get a pass, you think?

October 2, 2009
Filed under: Immigration News 
A New York Times’ story reveals that immigration officials at U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services have begun preparations for issuing visas to 11-18 million illegal aliens who would be granted an amnesty if Congress is able to pass immigration reform legislation. “We are under way to prepare for that,” USCIS director Alejandro Mayorkas told the paper. Mayorkas also said that Obama has told the agency that amnesty would be part of an immigration reform bill, so the agency is trying t

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