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Articles by Joseph Pimentel
Officials from the Asian American Justice Center applauded on Monday Senator Mazie Hirono’s amendments to the legislation to protect the family-based immigration system.
The Immigration Policy Center released on last Thursday a partial state-by-state analysis highlighting the importance and economic impact of Asians and Latino immigrants in the United States.
The Asian Pacific American Legal Center (APALC) and community groups have prepared a survey to candidates for mayor, city attorney, and city councilmembers to help voters make their choices.
Young Fil-Ams share their secrets to success during the 4th annual Filipino-American Chamber of Commerce of Orange County’s (FACCOC) “Secrets to Success” event at the Westin Hotel South Coast Plaza in Costa Mesa.
FIL-AM groups are ramping up for next week’s May Day rally, planning to send a loud message to Congress about its newly-created comprehensive immigration reform bill.
Filipino immigration leaders say that nearly one million Filipinos (perhaps even more) will benefit from the proposed bi-partisan comprehensive immigration reform bill that was introduced by US senators (known as The Gang of Eight) on Tuesday.
One-by-one, Filipinos with concerned expressions on their faces raised their hands and waited for their questions to be answered regarding the upcoming comprehensive immigration reform bill that is being worked on in Washington.
Business and labor groups met over the Easter weekend and reached an agreement on a new guest worker system that will bring thousands of low skilled workers to the US.
FilAm coach Bryan Camacho’s Bishop Alemany High School girls basketball team (31–5) captured the CIF Division III state championship on March 22 after defeating Sacred Heart of San Francisco (25 – 7) in a tough low-scoring game at Sleep Train Arena in Sacramento.
About 50 members of the Culinary Historians of Southern California gathered on a Sunday to learn about Filipino food and its unique history.
