US Citizenship

Senate Republicans pushing for tougher border security

Two leading Republicans have unveiled plans for much stricter controls on the border between the United States and Mexico before they will consider allowing undocumented immigrants to be granted permanent residency under the immigration reform bill that is currently being considered by the Senate. Second-ranking Senate Republican John Cornyn and possible 2016 presidential candidate Rand […]

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Immigration bill expected to pass Senate by July 4th

One of the lawmakers who helped to negotiate the bipartisan bill designed to overhaul the immigration system in the United States predicted yesterday that the legislation would have passed the Senate by July 4th, although Republicans in the House of Representatives are warning that they intend to write their own variation on the legislation one

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Nuns on the bus

A group of Catholic nuns campaigning for support of the attempts to reform the immigration system in the United States have set off from New Jersey on board a bus for a cross-country journey.  The nuns, who come from the group known as Network, left on Wednesday from New Jersey, which looks over the water

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US House will not just follow Senate over immigration

John Boehner, the Speaker of the House of Representatives, said Thursday that his chamber would be charting its own path on the issue of immigration reform and not just consider the measure passed by the Senate, effectively quashing Democrat hopes that the landmark legislation could be quickly enacted. “While we applaud the progress made by

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