Many of us living in border cities like San Diego are used to crossing the border to Mexico as a matter of routine. Upon entry all we had to do is state US Citizen, to the USCIS officer and he would let you in. This is all changing as of…
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REAL ID Rule – Real Problem?
The U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) announced a few days ago a final rule establishing minimum security standards for state-issued drivers’ licenses and identification cards. Homeland Security Secretary said the following: “The American public’s desire for greater identity protection is undeniable,” said Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff. “Americans understand…
Elections and Immigration Policy
As we approach the New Hampshire 2008 presidential primary, the immigration issue should remain a key factor to be addressed by all candidates. The importance of a reformed immigration policy in a broader homeland security strategy has made it a major subject of debate in the 2008 presidential election already.…
Illegals and the US Economy 2008
The January 14th issue of Businessweek, features an important article about the future of business under an enforcement only immigration policy. For years there has been an implicit understanding among businesses that need workers, illegal immigrants willing to do those jobs, communities that benefit from such commerce, and a government…
USCIS Official Charged with Immigration Fraud
I guess the USCIS have some bad apples as well. The former assistant chief in the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services was convicted yesterday by a federal jury in Alexandria on two felony counts of harboring an illegal alien and encouraging and inducing an illegal to reside in the United…