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Latino Issue Priorities and Political Behavior Across US Contexts year in office. Once elected, President Obama instead spent the next 4 years dealing with a troubled economy, passing health insurance and finance reform laws, and dramatically increasing federal enforcement of existing laws that helped identify, apprehend, and deport more undocumented immigrants t

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Immigration Policy and Partisan Politics in the State Legislatures: 2010–2012 bill’s Arizona Senate number, SB-1070. This legislation originated with the growing frustration within the Republican Party with the country’s broken immigration system, in particular the large number of undocumented immigrants residing in the country, and with the stalemate on the issue that exist

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The Immigration Debate in Texasof large and growing numbers of undocumented residents within their territory. This corresponds to a generalized tradition in American public policy—whenever the federal government fails to deal with an issue, the states step in and begin to experiment with various policies that fit the local realit

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US Immigration Policy in the Twenty-First Century, with Special Reference to Education: Examining Crdren and young adults. At the macro level, there is an unmistakable anti-immigrant policy trend evident in various state legislatures, resulting in partially discredited and punitive statutes and policies in several states, from Arizona to Alabama and Georgia. A national barometer of interest in thi

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Immigrants in the US Labor Marketrants. No other nation takes in as many immigrants. Immigration has a number of benefits: It boosts the US economy, enhances productivity, spurs innovation, helps consumers by keeping prices low, and enriches US society and culture. However, there are at least two important caveats to consider. Immi

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Workers, Families, and Immigration Policiesion, stakes are high as we enter discussions about immigration reform. At a time when public discourse more clearly recognizes the presence of women and children in the immigrant community, this chapter aims to shed light on how immigration policies andenforcement practices affect immigrants and the

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