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The following ten (10) Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) and the answers there to provide an overview of the scope of business and family-based immigration to the U.S. It is only a starting point for an in-depth investigation into issues pertaining to business and family-based immigration issues. How does an individual obtain a temporary visa to enter the United States? What are the different categories for temporary work visas? Who is entitled to an H1B status and for how long? What does the Labor Cert Process for Green Cards entail? ... Can an individual become a citizen of the U.S.? Question 1. How does an individual obtain a temporary visa to enter the U.S.? TOP One can enter the U.S. temporarily for a variety of other reasons: as a visitor or tourist, business person, student, or employees etc. These temporary visas are known as "non-immigrant" visas and are issued at U.S. embassies and consulates located in most countries. At the issuing embassy or consulate, the visa officer must be convinced that the visa applicant will not remain in the U.S. after expiration of the authorized stay. The burden is on the applicant to demonstrate through strong personal, professional, or other evidence that his/her intent is to depart the U.S. within the prescribed time frame. Visas may be valid for one or more entries into the U.S. and are accordingly referred to as single entry or multiple entry. A visa, however, does not automatically guarantee entry to the U.S. The immigration Officer at the U.S. port of entry makes that final determination.

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86. Close Up Foundation Civics Education | U.S. Immigration Policy Should the government place further restrictions on legal immigration? During the later part of the twentieth century, us immigration policy has http://www.closeup.org/immigrat.htm

contact us site index search: teachers students parents alumni ... Special Topic Papers U.S. Immigration Policy Close Up Materials on Immigration Overview of U.S. Immigration Policy Summary of Current U.S. Immigration Law Statistics on Immigration to the United States Timeline of U.S. Immigration Policy ... Teaching Activity: Immigration Links U.S. Government Outside Analysis Media Historical Sources "Give me your tired, your poor, Your huddled masses yearning to breathe free, The wretched refuse of your teeming shore. Send these, the homeless, tempest-tost to me, I lift my lamp beside the golden door!" from The New Colossus by Emma Lazarus Overview of U.S. Immigration Policy Introduction Controlling Immigration Recent Immigration Laws Immigration Today ... Questions to Consider Introduction Controlling Immigration The United States was founded and settled by immigrants. At first, the country was open to anyone wishing to make a new start. Many came to America to escape war, poverty, famine, or religious persecution. Some came seeking fortune and others were brought against their will to work as slaves. These and other factors resulted in a large-scale influx of immigrants to the United States from around the world.

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HOME ABOUT US JOIN! COMMITTEES ... SEARCH National Executive Committee EXECUTIVE OFFICERS Michael Avery, President Suffolk Law School Newton, MA mavery@suffolk.edu Marjorie Cohn, Executive Vice President Thomas Jefferson School of Law San Diego, CA libertad48@san.rr.com Paul Gattone, Executive Vice President Tucson, AZ pgattone@aol.com Jerome Paun, Treasurer Willimantic, CT jeropaun@igc.org NATIONAL VPs S. Wyeth McAdam California Indian Legal Services Oakland, CA wmcadam@calindian.org Barbara Hadsell Pasadena, CA bhadsell@hadsellstormer.com Taylor Pendergrass Boulder, CO ts_pendergrass@hotmail.com National Legal Worker VPs Mel Campagna mel@nlgsf.org Co-Jailhouse Lawyer VPs Mumia Abu-Jamal SCI Greene Waynsesburg, PA Paul Wright Brattleboro, VT National Student VPs Maunica Sthanki University of Texas-Austin Austin, TX maunica@aol.com David Waggoner Golden Gate University San Francisco, CA ibdavi@yahoo.com REGIONAL VPs Far West Carol Sobel carolsobel@aol.com Mid Atlantic Edward Elder Washington, DC

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Immigration Issues Brought to you by Truth, Justice and The American Way List of Articles Home Nothing gets us arguing like illegal immigration DAILY BREEZE EDITORIALS By Tom Elias Monday, February 28, 2005 President Bush and his pal, Mexican President Vicente Fox, want to solve the problem of illegal immigration by allowing "guest workers" to pour over the border, as long as they promise to return home after three years. Some anti-immigration activists maintain that's inviting reconquista , a retaking of the American Southwest by Mexico. Which means there is little chance a guest worker plan aimed at providing cheap labor for farmers and large businesses will get through Congress. That's because nothing not gay marriage, the war in Iraq, abortion, you name it gets Americans arguing as harshly as illegal immigration. We can't even agree on nomenclature or numbers. "Your article quite often refers to illegal aliens as undocumented immigrants," snorted an irate reader of a previous column. "That is exactly how some people try to change the thinking of others." The other side: "It's very degrading for any person to be called illegal or an alien," contended Fabian Nunez, the Democratic speaker of the California Assembly. "A person may be an illegal resident, but alien is not a fitting word." If we can't even agree on what to call the millions of immigrants (between 9 million and 15 million; there's no consensus on that, either) who snuck into America and now constitute a major presence, why expect agreement on anything else? Disputes rage over whether the undocumented are an economic burden or contribute as much in taxes as they use in public services, whether they help produce more jobs or take jobs from Americans.

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Immigration Issues Government Rules Put High-Tech Immigrants In Limbo Tens of thousands of highly skilled immigrants enter the United States each year on temporary visas. Their visas, under the H-1B program as it is known, are often sponsored by high-tech companies which intend to employ them. But once here, they are in a sort of legal limbo. If they try to switch companies or are laid off, they must start the immigration process all over again. Even the sponsoring company cannot promote them if it will change their basic job descriptions. The annual allotment of temporary six-year visas has grown from 65,000 in 1990 to 115,000 in 1998 and it will temporarily increase to 195,000 if legislation now before the Senate is approved. Existing limits have never been reached, however, because the Immigration and Naturalization Service has become increasingly unable to cope with its growing work load. Consequently, the wait for a green card has stretched to several years with some immigration lawyers advising their clients to be prepared to wait for five year. A green-card applicant must specify a job and an employer, which cannot be changed leading to what some workers describe as indentured servant status.

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Welfare Welfare Reform And Food Stamps For Immigrants Welfare reforms passed by Congress in 1996 included a provision to deny food stamps to legal immigrants who have not yet become U.S. citizens. Since then, 935,000 legal immigrants have been cut from the food stamp program. The food stamp cuts are expected to save taxpayers $27 billion over six years more than half the savings under the welfare reform law. Of those savings, $3.7 billion would come from denying aid to immigrants. In the first year under the new law, the number of people receiving food stamps fell by nearly four million to about 21 million. Bowing to political pressure, 13 states have restored some aid to about 235,000 immigrants mostly to children, the elderly and disabled. The Clinton administration wants to restore legal immigrants to food stamp rolls. But congressional Republicans argue that restoring benefits to immigrants who are not citizens would be a major retreat on welfare reform. Noncitizens should be supported by their U.S. sponsors, they say. Source: Richard Wolf, "Food Stamp Loss Takes Its Toll,"

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Immigration Issues Relating to Foreign Doctors When faced with the task of recruiting the best qualified physicians, the first consideration for a hospital or private practice group is locating physicians who have distinguished themselves in their respective residency training and research programs. Very often, the most highly qualified individuals are foreign nationals who are in the United States as nonimmigrant visa holders. This article provides answers to the most commonly asked immigration questions regarding foreign physicians. Is the Doctor Subject to the Two-Year Return Requirement? A foreign doctor is only subject to a two-year home country return requirement if he or she was admitted in or changed status to J-1; and 1. received government financing from the U.S. government or the home country government; or 2. is on the skills list of the country of nationality or last residence; or

94. Sloan-Kettering - Immigration Services SloanKettering Institute s immigration Services Department handles all based upon receipt of funding from their government or the us government; http://www.mskcc.org/mskcc/html/17921.cfm

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95. Immigration Issues (Pre-Arrival Guide) - International Student And Scholar Servi PreArrival Guide immigration issues Under us law, all applicants for non-immigrant visas are viewed as intending immigrants until they can convince http://web.usf.edu/iac/isss/prearrival-immigration.html

Home International Affairs ISSS Pre-Arrival Guide Pre-Arrival Guide: Immigration Issues Visas and Passports How To Get Your Visa Entry Into the U.S. Ten Tips for Applying for a Visa ... Social Security Number Visas and Passports There are two visa types which are most often used by persons engaging in international education activities. These two visa types are F-1 and J-1. The F-1 is the most commonly used student visa. You will be considered for an F-1 visa, for example, if you intend to pay expenses using your own personal resources, or if you have been awarded a graduate assistantship at USF. If you are given an F-1 visa, your dependants will enter on F-2 visas and are not eligible for employment authorization. The J-1 is an "exchange visitor" visa which is managed under the auspices of the Exchange Visitor Program (EVP) and administered locally by USF which is a J-1 program sponsor. The J-1 visa is used primarily by exchange students (non degree-seeking) and by research scholars at USF. To qualify for USF's J-1 program, you must be "sponsored", in other words funded by your home university, USF, a government agency, a foundation, or an international organization authorized to conduct an exchange visitor program. Students cannot be placed on USF's J-1 program if the sole source of support is personal funds.

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Silicon Valley Metroactive Home Archives Photograph by Raymond R. Rodriguez, Jr. Unsafe Asylum: Local magazine editor Shahbaz Taheri has kept in touch with several Iranian detainees who came to the U.S. for political asylum, and now fear for their lives. To the Wolves? Iranian immigrants being detained in prisons post-9/11 say the U.S. government is conducting a secretive and unorthodox program of letting Iranian officials interview themwith the hope of sending them back to Iran, where many fear they will be harmed By Najeeb Hasan LATE LAST YEAR, Shahbaz Taheri, editor of the San Jose-based Iranian-American magazine Pezhvak , learned a lesson about the United States government. When the Immigration and Naturalization Services Agency contacted him as part of its homeland security campaign to publicize a new program requiring male immigrants from selected, predominantly Muslim countries to register with the federal government, Taheri was happy to oblige them. After all, it was in the post-9/11 spirit of halting terrorism, and so he agreed to printas a public service the registration information in his magazine, not knowing that the program would result in the detention and deportation of several hundred Muslim immigrants for minor immigrant-status violations. In fact, as the national news media relate stories of Pakistani immigrants seeking safe haven in Canada, the ill-fated policy has arguably resulted in perhaps the first post-World War II instance of ethnic groups fleeing the United States in droves to find refuge elsewhere, an ironic reversal of the country's traditional role as

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98. Immigration To The United States--U.S. History Lesson Plan (grades 6-8)--Discove Reading both fiction and nonfiction books about immigration can help us One common argument against immigration is that a government should use its http://school.discovery.com/lessonplans/programs/destinationamerica/

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99. Immigration Issues Forum Set For March 2 immigration issues Forum Set For March 2 King says new government regulations and foreign student/scholar tracking programs are having a big impact on http://www.uiowa.edu/~ournews/2004/february/022604immigration-forum.html

University of Iowa News Release Feb. 26, 2004 Immigration Issues Forum Set For March 2 In the wake of the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks, the U.S. government has placed international students and scholars under increasing immigration scrutiny and subjected them to a host of new and ever-changing rules and regulations. University of Iowa faculty and staff who work with international students and scholars are invited to discuss the new rules and other issues that have arisen from these changes at a forum, "From Security Checks to SEVIS: How International Student Regulations Impact UI." Led by Scott King, director of the Office for International Students and Scholars, the forum is scheduled from 2 to 4 p.m. Tuesday, March 2, in Room W401, Pappajohn Business Building. King says new government regulations and foreign student/scholar tracking programs are having a big impact on the way our campus works. "As more and more international students face situations that prevent them from reaching or re-entering the country, faculty and staff need to deal with delays in course work and research," he says. Even students who have studied here for several years without incident now are subject to security delays when applying for new visas, often leaving their academic departments with a scramble to fill teaching positions when they cannot return for the beginning of a semester, King says. Graduate international applications to the UI have dropped by over a third, a trend reflected throughout the country. The government's database and tracking system, SEVIS, continues to be bulky, with system limitations often overriding regulatory rights of students and scholars, and the additional paperwork required has added to the workload of many offices outside of OISS, he says.

100. Cuban Diplomat Says U.S. Immigration Policy Hurting Bahamas - Bahamas Issues Bah Cuban Diplomat Says us immigration Policy Hurting Bahamas. He added that the us government continues to promote democracy for Cuba. http://www.bahamasissues.com/history/topic/1468-1Cuban_Diplomat_Says_U.S._Immigr

Pages: Cuban Diplomat Says U.S. Immigration Policy Hurting Bahamas (Click here to view the original thread with full colors/images) Posted by: Bahamas News Cuban Diplomat Says U.S. Immigration Policy Hurting Bahamas By Royanne Forbes The Bahama Journal http://www.jonesbahamas.com/data/im...UBAN-COUNSE.jpg Cuban Consul General to The Bahamas Felix Wilson (Photo by Omar Barr) The Bahamas has been adversely impacted by a U.S. policy that allows Cubans who reach American soil to remain in the country and those apprehended on the water to be repatriated, Cuban Consul General to The Bahamas Felix Wilson said in a recent interview with the Bahama Journal. Mr. Wilson believes that the so-called “wet-foot, dry-foot” policy provides an incentive for Cubans seeking to flee their homeland to try to reach America. “There are some of these migrants who when they leave Cuba illegally decide to go by raft to the U.S. In many cases they end up in The Bahamas and The Bahamas is now suffering the consequence of the policy by the U.S.,” he said. The government of the United States has been roundly criticized by various groups for the controversial policy, which Mr. Wilson insisted is a bad one.

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