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Category: Immigration
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 San Gabriel Valley took the national spotlight on Sunday when the New York Times featured a story on the area’s Asian population and how it has redefined the Southern California lifestyle.
Alfred Dicioco moved from the Philippines when he was 15. Now an American college graduate, he is not sure if the greater opportunity is to stay in the U.S. or to move back to his native country.
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.
A host of immigration advocates, policymakers and think tanks give their feedback on the ‘Gang of Eight’ Senators' proposed immigration reform bill.
Even before the so-called ‘Gang of Eight’ Senators unveiled the details of their proposed immigration legislation, many immigration advocacy groups and think tanks have pitched in their expectations and thoughts on the bill that will reform the US immigration system.
A music video by an L.A.-based band has gone viral and is inspiring immigrant rights activists in Arizona.
As many as 500 immigration activists trooped to West Los Angeles on Wednesday noon to call on Sen. Dianne Feinstein to make a firm stand to support legislation on immigration reform.
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.
