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2020
Although the United States is a nation shaped by vast waves of immigration over time, Americans have been fighting over policies governing immigrant admissions and rights since the earliest days of the republic. Rival nativist and pro-immigration movements and traditions have yielded marked shifts across U.S. history among national policies designed to
Daniel J. Tichenor, Kathryn Miller
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Although the United States is a nation shaped by vast waves of immigration over time, Americans have been fighting over policies governing immigrant admissions and rights since the earliest days of the republic. Rival nativist and pro-immigration movements and traditions have yielded marked shifts across U.S. history among national policies designed to
Daniel J. Tichenor, Kathryn Miller
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International Migration Review, 2003
Belgium is one of the most multicultural and multiracial countries of the European Union. Today, the immigrant-origin populationI represents about 12 percent of the total population (about 10 million people). Contrary to some neighboring states, EU citizens2 account for more than 60 percent of the total immigrant-origin population.
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Belgium is one of the most multicultural and multiracial countries of the European Union. Today, the immigrant-origin populationI represents about 12 percent of the total population (about 10 million people). Contrary to some neighboring states, EU citizens2 account for more than 60 percent of the total immigrant-origin population.
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Over the years, the United States has faced numerous challenges due to shifts in Immigrations Policies. This analysis aims to evaluate and provide some of the tools available to overcome some of the challenges that educational institutions and universities face when immigration policies affect their international students.
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Abstract One of the most controversial issues in immigration policies and practices in the United States is the long history of rejection and abuse of the native cultures that existed prior to the conquest in the Western Hemisphere and the subsequent rejection of non-White immigrants since the founding of the United States.
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Immigration Policy: Special Immigrant Visas
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2014The United States has a long history in the Middle East. In order to secure the safety and success of U.S. troops, the Government relied on the dedication, hard work, and support of brave Iraqis and Afghans who risked their lives and the lives of their families to help American soldiers and the U.S. mission.
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2006
Abstract In this chapter, I examine the development of immigration policy in Europe and the United States and the role of federalism in this development. I focus on how the immigration issue was politicized in each case, and the importance of the federal system (or federal governance) for the way that the issue was shaped.
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Abstract In this chapter, I examine the development of immigration policy in Europe and the United States and the role of federalism in this development. I focus on how the immigration issue was politicized in each case, and the importance of the federal system (or federal governance) for the way that the issue was shaped.
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