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* U.S. immigration agency to review firms' hiring records Full Article

Immigration, particularly what to do with millions of illegal immigrants living in the shadows, has long been a divisive issue in the United States -- so it comes as little surprise that undocumented migrants are excluded from benefits under President Barack Obama's drive to overhaul of healthcare. Full Article | Comments [5]

The U.S. government agency in charge of processing naturalization and residency applications is preparing for a surge in its workload if President Barack Obama pushes ahead with federal immigration reform next year granting millions of undocumented workers legal status. Full Article | Comments [16]

The foreign born population in the United States dipped slightly last year for the first time in more than a generation, as this nation of immigrants weathered its worst recession in decades. Full Article | Comments [3]
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