Immigration Public date: 26.04.2021 01:40:19

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3 Sep 2020

How Much US-Mexico Border Wall Has Trump Built? Who Is Paying for It?

Even if it’s not as vast as he once envisaged, or made of concrete as he used to describe it, or financed by Mexico as he famously promised his supporters, Trump can and does cite progress on his signature project.
Even if it’s not as vast as he once envisaged, or made of concrete as he used to describe it, or financed by Mexico as...
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25 May 2019

Trump Looks to Threat of Welfare Bills to Curb Immigration

Donald Trump ordered the U.S. government to enforce a decades-old law that requires Americans who bring migrants into the country to take financial responsibility if they claim welfare benefits, the president’s latest attempt to curb immigration.
Donald Trump ordered the U.S. government to enforce a decades-old law that requires Americans who bring migrants into...
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29 Nov 2016

Immigrants Prepare for Life After Obama

Gabe Belmonte showed up to his Silicon Valley engineering job the day after the election in a state of shock. He hadn’t slept, couldn’t eat, and was struggling to ward off panic. Co-workers commented on how distraught he looked, Belmonte recalls: “Initially, I just said, ‘Yeah, the election was kind of rough.’ ”The truth is he’s one of more than 740,000 undocumented immigrants shielded from deportation and authorized to work under President Obama’s 2012 Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program (DACA), which Donald Trump has pledged to eliminate.
Gabe Belmonte showed up to his Silicon Valley engineering job the day after the election in a state of shock. He...
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5 Nov 2016

Sheriff Joe’s on the Ropes and Arizona’s Rethinking Deportation – Bloomberg

Whatever happens on Nov. 8, the immigration debate will continue to rage, and Arizona will still be the case study for mass deportations. No state rounded up and kicked out more illegal residents. Not that it did a heck of a lot for the economy.
Whatever happens on Nov. 8, the immigration debate will continue to rage, and Arizona will still be the case study for...
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