Yearly Archive January 14, 2011

ByImmigration News

Buying citizenship? Accept investors and soldiers

Buying citizenship? Accept investors and soldiers

ByImmigration News

Haitians in U.S. face deportation

NEW YORK, Jan. 12 (UPI) — Haitians who took refuge with relatives in the United States after last year’s earthquake may be forced to return home or go underground, a refugee worker said.

ByImmigration News

Illegal immigration: Can states win fight against ‘birthright citizenship’?

As Arizona’s controversial illegal immigration law remains stuck in legal limbo, a group of lawmakers from five states has pledged to launch another offensive against illegal immigration that, legal experts say, could run afoul of the Constitution.

ByImmigration News

‘Birth Tourism’ Lost in Shadow of Birthright Citizenship Debate

ANALYSIS | A closer look at the 14th Amendment of the United States Constitution reveals that — right or wrong — it currently guarantees birthright citizenship to children born on American soil. It is immaterial if the parents are in the country legally, illegally or temporarily.

ByImmigration News

Birthright Citizenship Looms as Next Immigration Battle

Hard-liners want an end to “anchor babies,” despite mixed evidence about why parents cross the border.

ByImmigration News

Immigration Office Eases Off Foreign Worker Rule After Employer Backlash

Barraged by concerns from panicked employers, the top federal immigration office has postponed a new rule that would require businesses to certify they’re not improperly sharing sensitive information with foreign workers.