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- News clip. Berkman, Leslie // AHA News;3/11/96, Vol. 32 Issue 10, p1
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- Business gets break in Simpson rewrite of immigration bill. // Fairfield County Business Journal;3/25/96, Vol. 35 Issue 13, p7
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- House bows to Clinton, passes weakened immigration law. // Human Events;10/04/96, Vol. 52 Issue 37, p4
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- Businesses, other groups at odds over immigration issue. Khasru, B.Z. // Fairfield County Business Journal;04/1/96, Vol. 35 Issue 14, p10
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- BORDERLINE HYPOCRISY. Barr, Evan T. // New Republic;7/14/86 -7/21/86, Vol. 195 Issue 2/3, p12
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- First Duty. // National Review;9/3/1982, Vol. 34 Issue 17, p1065
The article reports on the Senate's approval of the bill that would revise the immigration laws of the United States. The sponsor of the bill is Senator Alan K. Simpson. It is the biggest change in the immigration policy of the United States since the passage of the McCarrant-Walter Immigration...
- House Democrats ready to give immigration bill another shot. Allen, Jared; Rushing, J. Taylor // Hill;3/25/2009, Vol. 16 Issue 35, p4
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- VISA VISE TIGHTENS. LaPorte, Nicole // Daily Variety;8/1/2003, Vol. 280 Issue 20, p1
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- Mcdeportation. Reuben, Richard C. // ABA Journal;Aug96, Vol. 82 Issue 8, p34
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