Immigration Laws

Trying to get fugitives back via other channels, such as immigration laws, is more complex and involves lengthy procedures, he said.

As you know, there were lots of huge marches around the country yesterday to protest the immigration laws.

A bold attempt to reform immigration laws the following year was scuppered by an extraordinary outburst of popular anger.

What ensued was a revision of the immigration laws in a way that policy makers believed would keep the country's ethnic homogeneity intact.

But Mr Cannon's conservatism is nuanced: he supports more welcoming immigration laws even if it hurts him politically.

Danish politicians have created some of the most stringent immigration laws in all of Europe, and continue to score high for it in polls.

'Setting immigration policy and enforcing immigration laws is a national responsibility, ' Attorney General Eric Holder said in a statement.

It blamed the federal government's lax enforcement of its own immigration laws for its fiscal burden.

Tonight, I also ask you to reform our immigration laws so they reflect our values and benefit our economy.

to ensure student compliance with the conditions of their visas and their obligations under Australian immigration laws generally.

The senator tried to sway the president's opinion in favor of new immigration laws.

When it comes to the sweeping overhaul of the nation's immigration laws that Congress is considering this year, the answer is everything.

America imprisons people for technical violations of immigration laws, environmental standards and arcane business rules.

Many Republicans have opposed immigration reform without tougher enforcement of immigration laws and border enforcement.

He was charged with violating immigration laws, possessing a fake national identity card and carrying undeclared foreign currency.

Supporters of stronger immigration laws say illegal immigrants use health care and public education systems without paying their fair share.

Some contend that current immigration laws unfairly discriminate against certain racial groups.

The consular officer is required to look at each applicant's individual circumstances and apply U. S. immigration laws accordingly.

The Patriot Act reintroduced such exclusion, and proposed immigration laws may extend it.

Mr. Graham is a one-time partner with Democrats in crafting a proposed overhaul of immigration laws.

To many, the sheer numbers of China's people were menacing, and exclusionary immigration laws were enacted to keep them out.

US immigration laws have long reflected a lasting legacy of racial exclusion starting with the 1882 Chinese Exclusion Act.

Japan, too, has slowly but reluctantly adapted its immigration laws.

Thanks to restrictive immigration laws, they cannot hire cheap help.

Previous efforts to reform U. S. immigration laws, most recently in 2010, have repeatedly failed in Congress.

The review comes at a time when lawmakers in more and more U. S. states are passing tough anti-immigration laws.

Immigration Laws and Regulations are regularly being revised to reflect the purpose of various departments in the Government.

Reform and Control ACT of 186 made every employer responsible for enforcement of some Immigration laws.

But he is also charged with violating immigration laws and trespassing.

' And companies can't count too much on foreigners because of Japan's strict immigration laws.

US Open Door policy in China, but anti-immigration laws at home.

He can't do that until he gets help with immigration laws, and an American company to sponsor his family's return.

I gave it to them, but also said we had to enforce our immigration laws.

She promised to relax immigration laws for Hong Kong residents.