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To download the entire newsletter in PDF format, click here. 1. Openers
-A post-9/11 registration effort ends, but not its effects -89 Percent of Workers at Dairy Farm Illegal, Feds Say -US Overules Patrick on Immigration
-U.S. labor judge orders back-wages for Thai workers -U.S. court to decide on deporting Japanese couple -Supreme Court OKs Arizona’s business immigration law -Court Orders New Look at Pennsylvania City’s Immigration Law -Supreme Court Refuses to Review California Immigrant Tuition Law
-Hispanic GOP group urges Porsche to build HQ outside Georgia -South Carolina House approves immigration crackdown bill -CT Senate passes in-state tuition bill for undocumented immigrants -Indigenous immigrants stumped by both Spanish, English -18,300 Signatures Submitted in Effort to Oust Senator Pearce -U.S. Green-Card Lottery Scrutinized After Blunder -Illinois to Create Private Scholarship Fund for Undocumented Immigrants -Sen. Graham blames lack of support for his immigration stance on Fox News -Gingrich suggests immigration plan -Measure revived to give troops’ kin legal status -U.S. Asked to Delay Visa Refusals for Same-Sex Couples 8. Updates from the Visalaw.com Blogs 9. State Department Visa Bulletin: June 2011
10. Section by Section Summary of Legal Workforce Act Disclaimer: This newsletter is provided as a public service and not intended to establish an attorney client relationship. Any reliance on information contained herein is taken at your own risk. |
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