- Fixing the INS.
Byline: The Register-Guard After decades of epic inefficiency and incompetence, the Immigration and Naturalization Service is about to get its visa revoked by Congress. It couldn't happen to a more deserving agency. Justifiably frustrated by the agency's missteps and cluelessness ......
- Lone dissonant voice disturbs UO rally.
Byline: Susan Palmer The Register-Guard A lone dissenter disrupted an immigration reform rally that drew more than 300 people to the University of Oregon campus at noon on Thursday. UO history student Timothy Lowrey stood on a low pillar outside ......
- What do you think about offering amnesty to illegal immigrants?
Byline: The Register-Guard Winona Carlson, 68, seamstress: I think it will negatively affect our social service system - and already does. It's kind of unfair for those who work hard and (immigrate) legally. Jeff Thurn, 52, small-business owner: I'm not ......
- Nannies: they're not all illegal immigrants.
Despite the headlines, a number of child care providers are highly trained professionals. Many had previous careers working with children. There were 5,100,000 pre-school-age children in some form of day care in 1992, as well as 2,500,000 school-age kids, at ......
- SC makes it easy to oust illegal immigrants.
NEW DELHI: In a ruling that may speed up deportation of illegal Bangladeshi migrants from Assam, and raise political temperatures in the country, the Supreme Court on Tuesday scrapped the controversial Illegal Migrants (Determination by Tribunals) Act, 1983, holding it ......
- Sorry yet?
THE billowing dust of congressional battle joined now obscures the progress of immigration-reform legislation. The House bill introduced by Lamar Smith (R., Tex.), having survived a misguided attempt to split off its illegal-immigration provisions (NR, Nov. 27), awaits a Gingrich/Armey ......
- A middle road; Senate plan lays reasonable path on immigration.
COLUMN: In our opinion As a bipartisan coalition in Congress this week tried to restart the immigration reform effort that foundered last year, a massive raid on a New Bedford sweatshop placed the often conflicting human, economic, political and legal ......
- Letters in the Editor's Mailbag.
Byline: The Register-Guard U.S. must secure its borders Our country is in trouble if we keep allowing the influx of illegal immigrants. We need to take drastic measures to secure our borders. I am not against using some of our ......
- Asians see discrimination in US immigration reforms.
WASHINGTON (AFP) - Asians may not account for the large majority of illegal immigrants in the United States but are in the forefront of protests of what they see as increasingly discriminatory moves to regulate immigration. In recent days, dozens ......
- Illegal immigrants as neo-conservative cannon fodder.
In a syndicated column published last February, Wall Street Journal editorial page editor Max Boot, a Senior Fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations, urged the creation of a mercenary army called the "Freedom Legion" in order to offset diminishing ......
- Students bear the flag at immigration rally.
Byline: Susan Palmer The Register-Guard They wore white T-shirts to symbolize peace, waved U.S. and Mexican flags, and turned out by the hundreds in a daylong rally at the Federal Building in Eugene, one of dozens around the nation as ......
- Are Indians welcome in the US?
Byline: Ripunjoy Kumar Sarma The Indo - US relation is on a new high with both the countries gradually shedding the cold shells of the cold war days. Both the countries are, in fact basking in the new rays of ......
- House bill would have Treasury, not FDA, collect user fees.
A pending House bill would prevent FDA from raising and collecting user fees, but instead put the funds into the general U.S. Treasury. The sponsors, Rep. Maurice Hinchey (D-NY) and Rep. Bart Stupak (D-MI), contend it is a conflict of ......
- New UN protocols (against organized crime and illegal immigrants).
In December 2000, Canada signed the UN Convention Against Transnational Organized Crime along with two supplemental protocols: the Protocol Against the Smuggling of Migrants by Land, Sea, and Air and the Protocol to Prevent, Suppress and Punish Trafficking in Persons, ......
- Defeat this monstrosity: what Hill conservatives can do on immigration.
NOW that the U.S. Senate has made a strong argument for unicameral government by passing the "comprehensive" immigration monstrosity, attention turns to the House. It has already passed a sensible "enforcement only" bill. It should stand firm on that legislation, ......
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