Immigration policy for a post-industrial economy
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- The many faces of America: Immigration. // World Almanac for Kids;1996, p172
Discusses immigration to the United States. Reasons why people come to the US from other countries; Chart showing how many immigrants came from several different countries in 1994; Bar graph showing where most immigrants settle.
- Carib. Org. Steps Up Citizenship Drive. // New York Amsterdam News;12/10/98, Vol. 89 Issue 50, p36
Focuses on the United States-based Caribbean Immigrant Services' launching of a campaign to get as many immigrants as possible to apply for citizenships before the date of the increase of the citizenship application fee.
- Immigration, si; welfare, no. Bethell, Tom // American Spectator;Nov93, Vol. 26 Issue 11, p18
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- Sorry, Emma Lazarus. Carroll, Vincent // American Spectator;Mar1996, Vol. 29 Issue 3, p50
Focuses on the United States' immigration policies. Attitudes and public sentiment; Activists activities; Implications; Plans and expectations.
- Enough. Lamm, Richard D. // Across the Board;Mar1995, Vol. 32 Issue 3, p35
Presents reasons why the US immigration policy should be re-evaluated. Estimated number of US immigrants in a year; Confusion on the terms, `pro-immigrant' and `pro-immigration'; Marginalization of large segments of people in the United States; Economic effects of the growing pool of...
- Should blacks fight an influx of foreign labor? Brown, L. // Black Enterprise;Jun90, Vol. 20 Issue 11, p59
Examines the Bush Administration's proposal to relax immigration laws in order to meet the US's projected skilled labor shortage. Mixed opinion on how such a policy would affect employment for blacks; Employment projections for the next decade.
- Evolution of Policy. // Congressional Digest;Oct89, Vol. 68 Issue 10, p226
Discusses the evolution of United States immigration and naturalization policy since 1790. Numerical limits; Federal regulation; 1952 Immigration and Nationality Act.
- Summary Of The 1986 Act. // Congressional Digest;Oct89, Vol. 68 Issue 10, p227
Lists major provisions of Public Law 99-603, the Immigration Reform and Control Act of 1986, with primary emphasis on legalization and employer sanctions.
- The case for more immigration. Wattenberg, B.J.; Zinsmeister, K. // Commentary;Apr90, Vol. 89 Issue 4, p19
Describes ramifications of Congress' attempt at a comprehensive update of United States immigration laws. Immigrant flows to the U.S.; Arguments against increased immigration; Immigrant culture and American identity; What immigrants bring to the country.
- From the archives. // Cobblestone;Mar1994, Vol. 15 Issue 3, p45
Lists some references to immigration and specific ethnic groups from past issues of `Cobblestone.' `Who Came to America Before Columbus?' (October 1984); `Immigrants: Part I' (December 1982); `The Amish' (November 1987); Others.


